Afghanistan: Leaders Bicker Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Expand A medical officer scans a passenger for signs of fever at a bus station as a precaution against the coronavirus in Kabul, Afghanistan, March 27, 2020. © 2020 Sayed Khodaiberdi Sadat/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images (New York) – The Afghan government and Taliban should urgently work together with the United Nations and aid agencies to improve access to health care for the millions of Afghans most at risk from COVID-19, Human Rights Watch said today. The most vulnerable communities in Afghanistan include millions of internally displaced people and rural communities where health services…

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