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Find an image related to the topic of the news report and share your opinion about it orally. You can refer to the current situation in Afghanistan, to their culture, the role of men, the role of women or any other idea you consider relevant and topic related.

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The reality of Afghanistan and the conflicts with United States and the talibanes

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The reality of Afghanistan and the conflicts with United States and the talibanes

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Lucas Torres

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Lucas Torres

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Jimena Kurbán

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Carolina Bisogno

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Sorry, I could not upload the audio and the image in the same post.

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Reboredo Patricia

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Women ´s situation in Afghanistan- Biscay, Fiorella

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Women ´s situation in Afghanistan- Biscay, Fiorella

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Women´s situation in Afghanistan- Biscay Fiorella. Audio

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Women´s situation in Afghanistan- Biscay Fiorella. Audio

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Here I go with my opinion about News Report. Greetings Cristian Catalini.

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Here I go with my opinion about News Report. Greetings Cristian Catalini.

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Children's critical situation in Afghanistan- Solange Arce.

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Children's critical situation in Afghanistan- Solange Arce.

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Once more... history repeating itself...

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Once more... history repeating itself...

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Belen Tiayelovsky

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The United States whitdrawal of Afghanistan

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https://voca.ro/16tp18J9rUMs

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Afganistán: Cuenta atrás para la salida de EEUU de Kabul | Últimas ...

www.elperiodico.com

Images may be subject to copyright.

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A terrifying situation (audio)-Martina De Luca.

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A terrifying situation (audio)-Martina De Luca.

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The bravest woman in Afghanistan

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Valeria Candia

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Afghans escaping from the horror that the Taliban are causing

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The best option is to leave their own country

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The best option is to leave their own country

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https://voca.ro/1lfGPUSndlOg

Here are some Instagram accounts you can follow to keep informed:

@theafghan
@shabnamnasimi
@rustamwahab_

And here are some links where you can donate to help those who need to leave their country to survive:

https://linktr.ee/miles4migrants
https://womenforafghanwomen.org/

-Valentina Moyano

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I couldn't upload the audio and the image in the same post and I could record directly to Padlet.

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"Women in Afghanistan" (Cecilia Palmero)

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"Women in Afghanistan" (Cecilia Palmero)

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Photograph of situation of Afghan women 2021. All images of women are already being erased from the windows. Under its law, it is totally prohibited to publish images of women printed in magazines and books. Nor can images of be hung in houses and shops.

Cecilia Palmero

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 Women  in Afghanistan ( Cecilia Palmero) 

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 Women  in Afghanistan ( Cecilia Palmero) 

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Cecilia Palmero

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After I have download the first file, the menu with the options to download a second have disappeared.  And it doesn´t let me choose two files at the same time.   I will show my photo in a second post. Lorena Salazar

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I will like to share with you all this video

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I will like to share with you all this video

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it's just not fair what it's happening in Afganistan

Noelia Herrera

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‘I Won’t Go 20 Years Back in Time’: Young Afghan Women Speak Out | NYT

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I can´t imagine how much pain mothers must have borne all these years

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The power of the patriarchy in Afghanistan

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The power of the patriarchy in Afghanistan

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Loana Lescano

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Prisoner in your own land ( by Yanina Betsabé Munizaga)

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Prisoner in your own land ( by Yanina Betsabé Munizaga)

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My contribution in connection to the photo (Yanina Betsabé Munizaga)

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My contribution in connection to the photo (Yanina Betsabé Munizaga)

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The future of women in Afghanistan under taliban power. (Daiana Martinez)

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Daiana Martinez audio

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Carina Soto

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50% of those in need of humanitarian assistance are women and girls

Women and children have comprised 46% of civilian deaths and injuries in the last year

We could see increases in violence against women and child marriage

1.4 million women and girls may lose urgently needed services because of an aid shortfall

The recent transfer of power from the former Afghan government has caused immense uncertainty across Afghanistan.

Even before the latest escalation in violence, half the population required humanitarian assistance. Forty years of war, chronic poverty, climate change-driven natural disasters, and now COVID-19 are a deadly combination for people in Afghanistan. Fifty percent of those in need in Afghanistan are women and girls.

As Kabul airport remains the epicenter of global attention in Afghanistan, world leaders must not forget the urgent needs of Afghan women and girls. The world cannot afford to turn its back. Here's a look at what women and girls in Afghanistan need right now and what can be done to help.

Women and girls in Afghanistan

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is particularly concerned about the situation in Afghanistan for women and girls. Women's rights must be respected. Critical services for women and girls must continue to be delivered, and this requires female aid workers who are able to access communities and create safe spaces for women and girls. Women must be allowed to work and to move freely, and girls must be allowed to continue to go to school.

Women and children are increasingly bearing the brunt of the violence and make up around half of all civilian casualties. They continue to be at risk of targeted attacks. Afghanistan has been the deadliest place for children for the past six years.

Women and girls in humanitarian crisis

Women in Afghanistan face rising levels of domestic violence, abuse and exploitation.

"We know that during times of crisis, violence against women and girls increases," says Elinor Raikes, IRC vice president and head of program delivery. "With uncertainty mounting throughout Afghanistan, the IRC is concerned that we could see an increase in violence against women as well as an increase in child marriage."

We know that during times of crisis, violence against women and girls increases.

World leaders must fill the wide gap in aid funding so that women and children can receive protection and meet their essential needs.

As of August 2021, the international humanitarian response plan for Afghanistan is only 38 percent funded. That shortfall could mean that 1.2 million children will lose specialized protection services, making them more vulnerable to violence, recruitment, child labor, early and forced marriages, and sexual exploitation. And 1.4 million women-many of them survivors of violence-will be left without safe places to receive comprehensive support.

Girls' education in Afghanistan

Over the past 20 years, progress has been made on the number of girls receiving an education in Afghanistan, but over the past few months attacks on schools and villages dramatically increased while international support has slowly withdrawn. It is feared that 1 million children will miss out on education.

In July, we spoke with a group of Afghan schoolgirls who shared their fears with us. "As the fighting increases day by day, it's a concern that we'll go back in time," one 15 year old said.

Women aid workers in Afghanistan

Humanitarian organizations like the IRC have stayed in Afghanistan through crisis after crisis, and we will stay and deliver now: 165 humanitarian actors continue to operate in Afghanistan and reached nearly 12 million people with assistance in each of the country's 401 districts last year.

"If our teams are to reach women and girls within communities, the role of women aid workers is critical," says Elinor Raikes. "Without women working in the humanitarian response in Afghanistan, aid organizations are unable to create safe spaces where the needs of women and girls can be met."

If our teams are to reach women and girls within communities, the role of women aid workers is critical.

"It is absolutely crucial that the international community, including the United States, UK and European Union, recognize this and push for unfettered humanitarian access and ensure that all aid workers, including female staff at all levels of management, can safely operate across the country."

How the IRC helps in Afghanistan

The IRC began responding in Afghanistan in 1988, and now works in thousands of villages across nine provinces, with Afghans making up more than 99 percent of IRC staff in the country.

We support displaced families with shelter, clean water and sanitation, and other necessities. We provide cash assistance and help people find livelihood opportunities. And we create safe learning spaces and offer community-based education, among other support.

How you can help

Learn more about the IRC's response in Afghanistan and donate now to help the IRC support Afghans in crisis.

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What is happening to women and girls in Afghanistan?

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50% of those in need of humanitarian assistance are women and girls Women and children have comprised 46% of civilian deaths and injuries in the last year We could see increases in violence against women and child marriage 1.4 million women and girls may lose urgently needed services because of an aid shortfall The recent transfer of power from the former Afghan government has caused immense uncertainty across Afghanistan.

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How is the United States helping the Afghan people? Pardiño Katherin 

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How is the United States helping the Afghan people? Pardiño Katherin 

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How is the United States helping the Afghan people?

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How is the United States helping the Afghan people?

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Katherin Pardiño

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We can see they are women, only because of their nails...

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We can see they are women, only because of their nails...

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This is the image that I choose to the news report. Laura Baylo

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FIRST OF ALL, WE SHOULD KNOW WHO THE TALIBAN ARE