the ability to feed their families. here in wardak province, we meet pari. as a second wife, she supports a family of six alone. this wheelbarrow of basics is meant to last them 17 days, but maybe less. there was no rice today. winter is very difficult. translation: we don t have money to buy food and firewood. we feel the room with smoke to feel warm, but still it is cold. her granddaughter is always hungry. the baby s mother cannot produce milk. baby formula is beyond the reach of almost everyone here. the taliban are international pariahs, so the economy is being crushed by sanctions. 0nly humanitarian aid is allowed. so in kabul, even the well to do are queueing for world food
is being crushed by sanctions. only humanitarian aid is allowed. so, in kabul, even the well to do are queueing for world food programme hand outs. these wheelbarrows are full of the very basics salt, rice, peanuts, cooking oil and for many of the people here, it s the first time they ve had food in days. the interesting thing is, though, that the bazaars, the markets in central kabul are full of produce, but no one here has any money. and this isn tjust the case here in kabul, it s the same situation across afghanistan. this should be the time when afghanistan stops and catches its breath. instead, its poorest are sinking deeper into poverty. ajhar moved here from nangarhar province. this house is home to fourfamilies.
a family of six alone. this wheelbarrow of basics is meant to last them 17 days, but maybe less. there was no rice today. winter is very difficult. translation: we don t have money to buy food and firewood. we feel the room with smoke to feel warm, but still it is cold. her granddaughter is always hungry. the baby s mother cannot produce milk. baby formula is beyond the reach of almost everyone here. the taliban are international pariahs, so the economy is being crushed by sanctions. only humanitarian aid is allowed. so in kabul, even the well to do are queueing for world food programme hand outs. these wheelbarrows are full of the very basics salt, rice, peanuts, cooking oil and for many of the people here,
we meet pari. as a second wife, she supports a family of six alone. this wheelbarrow of basics is meant to last them 17 days, but maybe less. there was no rice today. translation: winter is very difficult. - we don t have money to buy food or firewood. we just fill the room with smoke to feel warm, but still, it s cold. her granddaughter is always hungry. the baby s mother can t produce milk. baby formula is beyond the reach of almost everyone here. the taliban are international pariahs, so the economy is being crushed by sanctions. only humanitarian aid is allowed. so, in kabul, even the well to do are queueing for world food programme hand outs. these wheelbarrows are full of the very basics salt, rice, peanuts,