The United Nations is moving some of its staff from Afghanistan to Kazakhstan

Web Desk - A group of UN staff is leaving Kabul today for Almaty, Kazakhstan, from where they will continue to perform their duties.

Kazakh Government

A UN statement thanked the Kazakh government for allowing the temporary office of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).

UN Secretary General

The statement said that as stated by the UN Secretary General on August 16.The UN presence in Afghanistan would be in line with the security situation.It has now been decided to evacuate the staff from Afghanistan due to security and other obstacles in Kabul and other parts.

UN Staff & Families 

Despite the presence of staff in another country, support for UN staff and families in Afghanistan will continue.As the majority of humanitarian aid personnel are still in Afghanistan.This is a temporary arrangement to continue the relief work.

Turkey Army Troops 

Turkey Deploys More Troops on Iranian Border to Prevent Possible Flood of Afghan Refugees The crisis of human life is arising in his country.

About 500,000 Afghans have been displaced in their own country this year due to the conflict.So far, very few people have been able to cross the border as refugees for international protection.

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 

However, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) says the situation could change at any time.He warned that a large number of people could leave the country as a result of the extremely uncertain situation following the Taliban rule in the country.

Direct link240p | 18.3MB360p | 28.2MB480p | 48.0MB720p | 105.2MB1080p | 152.8MB UNHCR is concerned about the risk of human rights violations in Afghanistan.Particularly the rights of women and girls and those working with the Afghan government and international forces.

United Nations Office(OCHA)

A spokesman for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said his office had received reports of "grave human rights abuses", especially of women and girls.

The organization welcomed the steps taken by nine European countries to temporarily halt the deportation of Afghan refugees who failed to seek asylum there.They said that Pakistan and Iran have been providing Afghan refugees in their countries for decades.Appreciate permission to stay.