Kabul – The United Nation has announced that a charity foundation in Indonesia has provided about $700,000 dollars for women and children in Afghanistan.
A statement which was published by UNICEF on Tuesday, October 12, says Tahir Charity Foundation, in Indonesia, in response to the UNICEF’s request has helped $700,000 dollars in order to eradicate human rights crisis in Afghanistan.
The founder of the charity foundation, Dato’ Sri, has delivered humanitarian aid to the representative of UNICEF in Indonesia, Debora Comini, to spend the money on women and children in Afghanistan.
The human crisis is due to the instability in Afghanistan. Intense drought has left destructive social and economic effects as the winter is coming, UNICEF added.
By approaching the winter season, at least 10 million children need intense collaboration, as stated by UNICEF.
The organization has stated in continuation that Afghanistan is under drought by 80 percentage which at least 1 million children are at risk of death due to severe malnutrition.
These concerns are being raised by UNICEF in the recent upheavals that thousands of children, in particular, girls have dropped out of school, and millions of children need intense help due to poverty and bad economic condition.
