reporter: sentiments shared by the taliban. translator: we are asking aid agencies to come back to afghanistan and help these poor people, otherwise a crisis will worsen. reporter: this family in the neighboring province are trying to sell two daughters. 9-year-old littan and 4-year-old zettan for a thousand u.s. dollars each. do you know why they are selling you, the journalists ask? because we are a poor family and don t have any food to eat, she says. are you scared, he asks? yes, i am. another family in gohl province borrowed money from a neighbor. now he s demanding it back but they have nothing to give except their 10-year-old daughter. my daughter doesn t want to go and is crying all the time. i am so ashamed, he says. terrified, she threatens to take her life.
life line. while a billion has been pledged by u.n. donors to help the afghan people, less than half the funds have been received as the international community holds off recognizing the taliban government. people of afghanistan will be dying of hunger in the next couple of months and not just a few. this is just making people more and more vulnerable. and we cannot accept that. sentiments shared by the taliban. we are asking aid agencies to come back to afghanistan and help these poor people, otherwise the crisis will worsen. for this family in neighboring province, they re trying to sell two twaurs. a nine-year-old and four-year-old for a thousand u.s. dollars. do you know why they re selling you, the journalist asked. because we are a poor family and don t have any food to eat, she says. are you scared, he asks.
where their next meal is coming from and more than 3 million children under the age of 5 face acute malnutrition in the coming months. people of afghanistan need a lifeline. reporter: and while a billion dollars has been pledged by u.n. donors to help the afghan people, less than half those funds have been received as the international community holds off recognizing the taliban government. people of afghanistan will be dying of hunger in the next couple of months. and not just a few. this is just making people more and more vulnerable. and we cannot accept that. reporter: sentiments shared by the taliban. we are asking aid agencies to come back to afghanistan and help these poor people. otherwise the crisis will worsen. for this family in a neighboring province, they are trying to sell two daughters. a 9-year-old and 4-year-old for a thousand u.s. dollars each. do you know why they are
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