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August 13, 2024

Three Years On: Afghans are Paying the Price for the World’s Neglect

February 7, 2024

AFGHANISTAN: Lack of snow raises fears of further drought as children and communities suffer impacts of climate crisis

October 10, 2023

World Mental Health Day: World vision Flags Impacts of Herat Quakes on Children

August 15, 2023

Afghan Children Need Urgent Assistance, Not Withdrawal

April 6, 2023

INGOs are calling to lift the ban on Afghan women aid workers extended to UN agencies

March 23, 2023

"Girls are heartbroken to still be barred from schools in Afghanistan, as their brothers return" - World Vision

January 17, 2023

World Vision Afghanistan resumes some key life-saving activities

December 29, 2022

A BAN ON FEMALE AID WORKERS IN AFGHANISTAN WILL COST LIVES, WARN LEADING AID GROUPS

December 24, 2022

World Vision Afghanistan, temporarily suspends operations and expresses bitter disappointment at decision to ban women from working at NGOs

December 21, 2022

World Vision expresses bitter disappointment at the closure of Afghan universities to women

December 6, 2022

World Vision warns of a continued spike of gender-based violence against women and girls in Afghanistan as it joins the global movement to spread awareness

October 1, 2022

Kaj Educational Center Suicide Blast, Afghanistan

August 11, 2022

Children in Afghanistan will die from starvation unless International community intervenes – World Vision

June 22, 2022

Afghanistan: World Vision expresses "deep concern” for hundreds of thousands of Afghans impacted by powerful earthquake, at least 950 dead

April 24, 2022

On the brink of famine, Afghanistan’s forgotten humanitarian catastrophe puts two decades of gains at risk

March 24, 2022

Girls Higher Education is a Must for Afghanistan Future

October 8, 2021

World leaders must prioritise gender equality, funding and asylum at G20’s Afghan emergency meeting

September 14, 2021

Funding must be converted to life-saving aid or Afghanistan faces humanitarian collapse, warns World Vision

September 10, 2021

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Three Years On: Afghans are Paying the Price for the World’s Neglect

AFGHANISTAN: Lack of snow raises fears of further drought as children and communities suffer impacts of climate crisis

World Mental Health Day: World vision Flags Impacts of Herat Quakes on Children

Afghan Children Need Urgent Assistance, Not Withdrawal

INGOs are calling to lift the ban on Afghan women aid workers extended to UN agencies

"Girls are heartbroken to still be barred from schools in Afghanistan, as their brothers return" - World Vision

World Vision Afghanistan resumes some key life-saving activities

A BAN ON FEMALE AID WORKERS IN AFGHANISTAN WILL COST LIVES, WARN LEADING AID GROUPS

World Vision Afghanistan, temporarily suspends operations and expresses bitter disappointment at decision to ban women from working at NGOs

World Vision expresses bitter disappointment at the closure of Afghan universities to women

World Vision warns of a continued spike of gender-based violence against women and girls in Afghanistan as it joins the global movement to spread awareness

Kaj Educational Center Suicide Blast, Afghanistan

Children in Afghanistan will die from starvation unless International community intervenes – World Vision

Afghanistan: World Vision expresses "deep concern” for hundreds of thousands of Afghans impacted by powerful earthquake, at least 950 dead

On the brink of famine, Afghanistan’s forgotten humanitarian catastrophe puts two decades of gains at risk

Girls Higher Education is a Must for Afghanistan Future

World leaders must prioritise gender equality, funding and asylum at G20’s Afghan emergency meeting

Funding must be converted to life-saving aid or Afghanistan faces humanitarian collapse, warns World Vision

World leaders must commit to averting a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

World Vision statement on the resumption of operations in Afghanistan

World Vision statement in response to bombing outside Kabul Airport

Time is running out for Afghan children who face starvation and need protection

World Must Act Now to avoid failing the children of Afghanistan

World Vision strongly condemns the killing of humanitarian staff in Baghlan province