According to an American media, 203 Afghan children who were taken to the United States without a guardian during the withdrawal of this country's forces from Kabul airport are currently living alone and are facing mental and emotional problems.
Publish dateSunday 11 September 2022 - 08:45
Story Code : 258422
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The American media "NBC News" reported that according to the statistics of the US Federal Office of Refugee Resettlement, more than 203 Afghan children transferred to the US are still living without a guardian.
According to reports, during the evacuation of Afghan citizens, more than 1500 unaccompanied children were taken to America.
Meanwhile, only one flight leaves Kabul every week and it is difficult to get out of Afghanistan, so there is not much hope for these children to join their families.
Krish O'Mara Wignaraja; The president and executive director of one of the refugee support organizations said: These children have suffered much more than any other child. These children cannot wait decades for America to fulfill its promise to those left behind.
"CNN" previously reported that some of these children remember their families when they sleep, and many of them may not be able to reach their families.
This information was obtained in CNN's new investigation from the Office of Refugee Settlement and contains a destructive message of the evacuation process and its consequences.
Sabrina Perino, an Afghan-American pediatric specialist in California, also said about the transfer of Afghan children without their families: "These children are potentially lonely and afraid, waiting for their parents."
According to reports, during the evacuation of Afghan citizens, more than 1500 unaccompanied children were taken to America.
Meanwhile, only one flight leaves Kabul every week and it is difficult to get out of Afghanistan, so there is not much hope for these children to join their families.
Krish O'Mara Wignaraja; The president and executive director of one of the refugee support organizations said: These children have suffered much more than any other child. These children cannot wait decades for America to fulfill its promise to those left behind.
"CNN" previously reported that some of these children remember their families when they sleep, and many of them may not be able to reach their families.
This information was obtained in CNN's new investigation from the Office of Refugee Settlement and contains a destructive message of the evacuation process and its consequences.
Sabrina Perino, an Afghan-American pediatric specialist in California, also said about the transfer of Afghan children without their families: "These children are potentially lonely and afraid, waiting for their parents."
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