Child Labour in Afghan Coal Mines
Underage workers routinely endure hot, dusty and dangerous conditions.
Underage workers routinely endure hot, dusty and dangerous conditions.
Prisoners say they are harassed by police officers and justice officials alike.
Children face routine beatings both at home and at school.
Official promises to ensure community has access to basic services have yet to be realized.
The consequences of early marriage often ruin girls’ lives.
Activists warn of flourishing trade in male prostitution and “bacha bazi” or boy play.
Impoverished parents and organised gangs routinely exploit children for profit.
Marginalised community faces ignorance, discrimination and abuse.
Lack of representation means that women find it even harder to access justice.
Students in Ghazni province say that they are too ashamed to make formal complaints.