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Humanitarian Action for Children
UNICEF appeal for children affected by crises in Afghanistan
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Stories and News
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Surviving the winter
Nybo's story
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Children during long winter vacation in Central Highlands
Excitedly waiting for the re-opening of schools
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Sowing the seeds of development in humanitarian action
Conflict and chronic under development flip side of the same coin?
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Afghan adolescents in search for an income
The European Union protects unaccompanied adolescents on the move
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Accelerated learning centers transform girls lives
Restoring hope to girls’ and young women’s lives
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Press release
03 February 2019
UNICEF Afghanistan appeals for US$50 million to provide emergency assistance to over 570,000 children affected by conflict and disaster
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UNICEF Afghanistan
UNICEF works to ensure that children living in conflict situations or experiencing natural disasters can enjoy the same rights as children everywhere else.
UNICEF in Afghanistan
Learn how UNICEF works to protect the rights of every child in Afghanistan.
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