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作成日: 2024/03/09 06:30

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March 8 is International Women&#039;s Day.
The World Food Programme is calling on the international community to help Afghan women, who can barely feed their families at a time when the UN body is short of funds.
                
To mark Women&#039;s Day, the WFP released a video of the challenges facing women in Afghanistan.
The agency says nearly 16 million Afghans -- or one-third of the population -- are going hungry due to food shortages. It says women -- especially widows -- have nearly no chance left to make an income because of the stagnant economy and the Taliban&#039;s restrictions on women&#039;s employment.
                
In the footage, a woman living in Bamiyan, central Afghanistan, tells how tough things are, saying sometimes she can&#039;t even give her son a cup of tea.
Samir Wanmali, the WFP&#039;s deputy regional director, says in the video that women and girls have &quot;borne the brunt&quot; of the crisis in Afghanistan. He added that his team intends to stay in the country to ensure that Afghan females are &quot;not ignored and further marginalized&quot;.
                
The WFP says it had to drop 10 million hungry Afghan people from assistance due to lack of budget last year. It can only support 7 million through the harsh winter.

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