Taliban’s poppy ban falters as Afghan farmers say they can't feed their children
Afghan farmers say the Taliban's poppy ban has undermined their ability to support their families, as income from opium-poppy harvests had previously sustained them through the year. The report is set in Baba Yusuf, a village in northern Afghanistan.
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