Save The Children resumes some activities with female staff in Afghanistan
Three weeks ago the Taliban banned Afghan women from working for any non-government organizations.
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Jan 16, 2023, 12:56 PM
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Updated 710 days ago
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9h agoSave The Children has resumed some activities with female
staff in Afghanistan.
Three weeks ago the Taliban banned Afghan women from working
for any non-government organizations.
Save the Children says it was restarting some of its
activities where reliable assurances had been given for a full and safe return
to work for its female staff.
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