Afghanistan;  Hell On Earth For Kids 

 

 November 20, as International Children’s Day, is celebrated by countries and international organizations for the place and role of children in the future development, growth and prosperity of the planet.  They are in a bad economic, psychological and psychological situation, because the social and family context in Afghanistan is such that with the head of the family declining, the three children are the first to be affected and their access to health, education and food services is limited.

 Afghan children who were not in an ideal situation due to poverty, war and conflict in the last four decades before the events of August 15 this year and the Taliban rule in the country, and were forced to work hard to support their families.  Humanities and future creators of the country do not have access to lessons and education;  With the Taliban dominating, they drowned in Kurdish water.  Because, with the Taliban relying on the Erika of Power, in addition to the four million children who were previously denied access to education, there are more than four million other children, most of whom are girls;  They were also deprived of the right to education.

 

 With the fall of the country to the Taliban and the cessation of international aid, published statistics on poverty and food instability in Afghanistan show a serious humanitarian crisis from which children are most vulnerable, because according to statistics and  Of Afghanistan’s 36 million people, more than 14 million children are facing a severe food crisis this winter and more than 5 million children are suffering from malnutrition, including 1.5 million children, according to international organizations.  More than one million children are at risk of death, according to the United Nations Children’s Fund.

 Lack of access to adequate food for Afghan children as their natural right is only part of the challenge, as millions of children are now at risk due to the lack of access to health care for Afghan children, diseases such as polio, measles and dozens of other treatable diseases.  Seriously faced.

 The humanitarian crisis in the country and the serious impact of children on it have led UNICEF or the United Nations Children’s Fund not only to celebrate International Children’s Day in Afghanistan, but also to show the plight of Afghan children and show solidarity with them.  Change the entity from blue to black.

 

 In such a situation, it is the moral responsibility of the international community to reach out to Afghan children in any way possible and to provide them with access to healthy food, health care, education and training, which are geared to political challenges.  And the non-recognition of the Taliban by the international community can only be provided through domestic and international charities.