In late November, a group of eight children between the ages of 2 and 10 arrived at our Kabul Surgical Centre. Nabiullah was among them, suffering from multiple shell injuries to his legs, feet, abdomen, and left hand. Nabiullah’s family…
On Wednesday 11 January at 4pm, there was an explosion near the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kabul.
More than 40 injured people were received at EMERGENCY's Surgical Centre for War Victims in Kabul.
On 20 December 2022, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education announced a ban on women attending university with immediate effect until further notice.
23 years ago, EMERGENCY opened a First Aid Post in Afghanistan.
They are a young generation of Afghans who have never seen anything but war, but have dreams for their future.
Despite the violence, Rahman is convinced: he does not want to leave his country.
You are the people that support us to go on providing lifesaving care.
We look after so many patients in Afghanistan: behind every wound lies the story of a country torn apart by years, decades of war.
