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The situation in Afghanistan - interview with Benon Sevan, former Under Secretary of the United Nations

  https://vimeo.com/562254195   watch Benon Sevan: "This video  was televised on 25 May 2021 in Dari and a few days later in Pashtu, as well - both languages of Afghanistan. Unfortunately, it was not televised in English. I also received very positive messages from Afghans, both from Afghanistan and those living abroad. By end of May, the interview in Dari and Pashtu was very well received with almost 2 million hits and close to 30 thousand shares. I also received very positive messages from Afghans, both from Afghanistan and those living abroad. This was my first interview concerning Afghanistan since I left my post as the Personal Representative of the Secretary-General in Afghanistan and Pakistan (1990-1992), serving also concurrently as the Secretary-General's Representative o the implementation of the Geneva Accords on Afghanistan, as well as being responsible for the overall direction and administration of the Office for the Co-ordination of United Nations Humanita...

9/11 analysis by engineers about the attack and effect on population

 Share on social media:  Research by architects and engineers about 9/11  https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=1687785868043363&ref=watch_permalink Quotes from above video building brought down by conrolled demolition. Afghanistan was attacked 3 weeks after 9/11 by America. Justification of attack by G. Bush. People in Afghanistan are very poor. German soldiers also fighting and why are they there. Politics of fear. Iraq, why did the US attacked Iraq?

UN Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict visit to Afghanistan (message from Ms. Margaret Novicki)

Today we received this info from LW: The UN Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, Radhika Coomarawamy, will visit Afghanistan from 28 June to 3 July to inaugurate the monitoring and reporting system introduced by Security Council resolution 1612 in 2005 and to ascertain the impact of the conflict on children. Please find, and disseminate to your local media, a press release on the visit. Also, www.un.org/childrenconflict >for more background, please check the CAAC website and the following documents. - Annual report including Afghanistan: http:// daccessdds.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/N07/656/04/PDF/N0765604.pdf?OpenElement - Webpage on Afghanistan - Bio of the SRSG - Res 1612&Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism - SC working Group on CAAC Thank you and best regards, Margaret Novicki Chief, Communications Campaign Service Department of Public Information United Nations, New York