Humanitarian situation

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Humanitarian situation

  • National economic and financial situation, and poverty rates including provincial differences where relevant

  • Basic subsistence and employment, including provincial differences where relevant

  • Food security, including provincial differences where relevant

  • Housing, including provincial differences where relevant

  • Healthcare, including provincial differences where relevant

  • The humanitarian situation in Kabul city, including the abovementioned topics

Treatment of selected profiles and groups of the population

  • Persons formerly affiliated with security institutions of the former government (including military units, police units, NDS), and treatment of their family members

  • Persons formerly affiliated with international coalition forces, and treatment of their family members

  • Public officials and servants of the former government (including judicial workers), and treatment of their family members

  • Treatment of individuals with a perceived affiliation to armed groups (such as the NRF and ISKP, and other groups)

  • Women and girls, including:

    • Social norms, including dress-codes and behaviour

    • Women’s and girls’ access to healthcare, education, employment and freedom of movement

    • Women’s and girls’ freedom of expression and assembly, including Taliban reactions towards women-led demonstrations

    • Violence against women and girls, including forced marriage and child marriage, sexual violence and rape, domestic violence and honour violence

    • Access to justice

  • Treatment of LGBTIQ+ persons

    • Social norms on gender identity and expression

    • Taliban instructions or comments on LGBTIQ+ rights

    • Violence against LGBTIQ+ persons

  • Treatment of journalists and media workers

  • Treatment of human rights defenders and activists

  • Treatment of religious and ethnic groups, including:

    • Religious freedom under Taliban rule (including aspects related to forced religious practice)

    • Representation in the de facto authorities

    • Land disputes and blood feuds

    • Treatment of Hazaras and Shias

    • Treatment of other ethno-religious groups