Afghanistan, April 14 -- UNICEF has warned that Afghanistan remains one of the world's largest humanitarian crises in 2026, driven by years of conflict, economic collapse, and weakened public services.
In a report released on Tuesday, the agency said nearly 22 million people across the country require humanitarian assistance this year, reflecting persistent vulnerability among communities.
More than 11 million children are among those in need, with many facing risks linked to malnutrition, limited healthcare access, and disrupted education systems.
UNICEF said it has supported 52,934 households with pregnant and breastfeeding women through cash assistance programmes aimed at improving maternal and child health outcomes.
The agency also ...