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  • Afghanistan: Responsible U.S. Transition Must Address Displacement Crisis
    06/28/2011
    Afghan civilians are caught in the middle of an intensifying military campaign against a fractured armed insurgency. Despite the U.S. military’s claims of progress, insurgent attacks are up by 50% over last year, and more than 250,000 people have fled their villages in the past two years.
  • Afghanistan: In a Time of Conflict
    12/01/2010
    One year after President Obama’s announcement of the Afghanistan strategy, the country continues to slide into crisis.
  • Afghanistan: Open Eyes to Humanitarian Needs
    07/20/2009
    Despite the investments made in Afghanistan in the last eight years, the country is still facing a serious humanitarian situation, the result of both natural disasters and ongoing conflict. The UN and donors must increase budgets for humanitarian assistance and support the recently re-established UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
  • Afghanistan and Pakistan: Raise Voices for Civilian Protection
    01/26/2009
    The humanitarian situation has severely deteriorated over the past year in Afghanistan and Pakistan, creating more displacement and vulnerability. To promote stability, the international community must better balance development and humanitarian assistance and target returnees to Afghanistan as well as displaced people in both countries.