Afghans still suffer from war trauma five years after US military withdrawal: UN
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Afghans still suffer from war trauma five years after US military withdrawal: UN
UNITED NATIONS - Victims of Afghanistan’s decades-long armed conflict continue to suffer profound physical, psychological, social and economic consequences, often without access to justice, reparation or formal acknowledgement of the harm done to them, according to a new UN report.
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Afghans still suffer from war trauma five years after US military withdrawal: UN
UNITED NATIONS, Sep 02 (APP):Victims of Afghanistan’s decades-long armed conflict continue to suffer profound physical, psychological, social and economic consequences, often without access to justice, reparation or formal acknowledgement of the harm done to them, according to a new UN report. Afghanistan has endured over 40 years of continuous warfare, causing widespread death, displacement an...
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