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Afghanistan: EMERGENCY Receives ‘Allama Sayed Jamaluddin’ Medal of Honour

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani awarded EMERGENCY the prize for their commitment to the victims of war in Afghanistan.

In 2017, we worked non-stop, every day to do what is right: to provide free, high-quality healthcare care to those who need it.

He carried his daughter to our clinic in the Ashti camp. Her clothes and hair were still on fire.

Ahlam was in her father's arms, both her legs amputated.

She arrived at the Ashti refugee camp with almost all her family.

As they change the bandages on his hand, Darwood Salim raises his fingers in a victory sign.

On the 8th of March 2017, Darwood, aged 12, had been tending sheep just outside Mosul when he stepped on a landmine.

Ahad Abdulah, who is 10 years old, suffered facial injuries when a bomb landed near him.

Abbas Fadil, 8, sits in the gardens of EMERGENCY’s hospital.

Gathban Mahmood, 22, was about to graduate from high school when ISIS took control of Mosul.