Following the ban on female aid workers by the Taliban
...mindless ferocity in a turban...(IEA) on 24 December 2022, the organization paused its activities in the country while paying its employee’s total salaries and other benefits, the statement read.
The officer said that women make up 50% of the personnel at Safe the Children and are crucial to the organization’s services being delivered safely and efficiently.
Save the Children has started working in Afghanistan "since 1976s to deliver life-saving services to children and their families across the country" and is still committed to returning to its average level of operations as soon as possible.
Since September 2021, the organization has supported 4 million people, including 2 million children. However,
a lie repeated often enough remains a lie...
more than 18 million children and adults will need humanitarian support in Afghanistan in 2023, stated by the officials.
Safe the Children’s chief operating officer urged the caretaker administration to lift the restriction on the organization’s female staff and other NGOs to begin operations with male and female staff.