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Afghanistan (London conference)

The London Conference on Afghanistan took place on 4 December 2014, co-hosted by the governments of the UK and Afghanistan. It was convened to secure international support for Afghanistan’s development

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  • Britain's international development secretary, Justine Greening, during a December visit to Freetown.

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5 December 2014

  • London Conference on Afghanistan

    David Cameron vows support for Afghanistan’s new government – video

    The prime minister, David Cameron, says strengthening security partnerships with Afghanistan will help defeat terrorism

4 December 2014

  • Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani speaks to delegates and ministers during the conference on Afghanistan in London

    London conference on Afghanistan opens with call for shared responsibility

  • Food aid in Afghnaistan.

    Afghanistan: where has all the aid money gone? – interactive

  • The US secretary of state, John Kerry speaks with Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani, right, and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah.

    Afghanistan's gains could be reversed if donors turn away

  • MDG : Women rights organization in Afghanistan : Psycho social care

    'Promises to Afghan women written on ice and left in the sun'

3 December 2014

  • epa04509208 People pass by the office of a charity a day after an attack by Taliban militants, in Kabul, afghan women

    Afghanistan: 'the real danger now is that the world will forget'

  • Afghan labourers pause as they work at a charcoal shop on the outskirts of Kabul.

    We must not turn our backs on Afghanistan

    John Holmes

1 December 2014

  • British troops leave Camp Bastion, Helmand Province, Afghanistan, o

    The Guardian view on Afghanistan: the US and its allies must not lose interest after the pullout of western troops

    Editorial: Hasty or mismanaged withdrawals have a way of coming back to haunt the west

27 November 2014

  • Withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan will inevitably affect the country's economy.

    Afghanistan: what will happen when the troops – and their dollars – depart?

    Ahead of the London summit, concern is growing that the world could forget Afghanistan – and the country could forget its commitments to women’s rights. Clar Ni Chonhaile reports

24 November 2014

  • MDG : Afghan woman : Afghan women wanting to vote crowd the entrance to a polling station in Bamiyan

    Taliban peace talks a threat to women’s rights in Afghanistan, Oxfam warns

    As London conference looms, aid agency calls on international community to ensure rights of Afghan women are not rolled back

21 November 2014

  • MDG : A burqa clad Afghan woman walks along a road in Herat province, on October 9, 2014

    Afghan women's voices must be heard to build a better country

    Samira Hamidi
  • An Afghan election worker explains the voting process to women at a polling station in Kabul, Afghanistan.

    Britain urged to give unstinting support for women's rights in Afghanistan

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