Cutting Afghanistan funds 'biggest threat to helping women,' aid chief warns

Jan Egeland raises alarms over reduced aid to Afghanistan affecting women and girls, yet the conversation misses the broader issue of financial responsibility and the need for Afghan self-sufficiency. With countries globally facing their own crises, prioritizing aid spending has never been more crucial.

As the global community turns its back on Afghanistan, critical funding slashes are leaving Afghan women and girls in a dire state, without access to essential services and rights. Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council spotlights the severe consequences of these cuts, urging an immediate international response to prevent further tragedy.