Tom Fletcher, the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, has warned that 1...

As international aid to Afghanistan continues to decline, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says that more than 17 million people in Afghanistan will face severe food insecurity next year...

On the occasion of World Children`s Day, the World Food Programme (WFP) announced that 3...

In a land where war never ends and darkness has cast its shadow over daily life, thousands of Afghan children, girls, and women are trapped in an unending nightmare - one named trafficking and sexual exploitation...

Three months after the catastrophic earthquakes in western Afghanistan, UNICEF is advocating for enhanced support for over 96,000 children impacted, as the region faces a severe winter...

Up to one-fifth of families in Afghanistan have been forced to send their children out to work as incomes have plummeted in the past six months with an estimated one million children now engaged in child labour, according to new Save the Children research...

United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) expressed concern about the situation of malnourished children in Afghanistan and added that Indira Gandi hospital in Kabul receives up to 8 malnourished children on daily basis...

Save the Children expressed grave concerns over the humanitarian crisis affecting Afghan children, saying the cold weather has greatly increased problems for the young in Afghanistan...

Over 28,000 children have been killed in conflicts since 2005 in Afghanistan, the United Nations Children’s Fun (UNICEF) said on Friday in a press release...

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said Tuesday that four positive cases of wild Poliovirus have been reported since the beginning of this year in Afghanistan...

At least 27 children have been killed and 136 injured across three provinces of Afghanistan over the past three days amid escalating violence, the U...

According to a new survey by Save the Children, many Afghan children feel unsafe when they go outside their house, especially on their way to school, the marketplace or when they are close to government buildings or checkpoints...