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UNAMA: 95% of victims of Afghanistan conflict interviewed report psychological harm
UNAMA says the report is based on interviews with 195 victims of armed conflict and their relatives. The post UNAMA: 95% of victims of Afghanistan conflict interviewed report psychological harm appeared first on Amu TV .
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- Why it matters
- The scale of reported mental health damage among conflict-affected Afghans establishes baseline evidence for what trauma relief and mental health services need to address in the population.
- Most affected
- Afghan conflict victims and their relatives — Majority report psychological harm requiring potential mental health support.
- Likely next
- Whether UNAMA publishes the full report with details on types of harm reported and recommendations for mental health interventions.
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