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Aid cuts and repression worsen Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis

A report from Kabul highlights global aid cuts, widespread poverty and Taliban repression of women. The supplied information does not quantify the affected population or aid reduction.

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Reduced assistance amid poverty can deepen humanitarian needs, while repression limits access to work, education and relief for women.

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  1. Report from Kabul: NRC Head Jan Egeland on Global Aid Cuts, Poverty & Taliban Repression of Women ↗democracynow.org · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 4:17 PM UTC

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