Mohaqiq to Taliban: Violating people’s rights, dignity not the answer
He warned that such actions would only deepen the country's crises, public discontent and social divisions.
He warned that such actions would only deepen the country's crises, public discontent and social divisions.
A woman and a child were killed and dozens of people wounded after Taliban fired on demonstrators protesting the detention.
Bennett called for restraint and respect for freedom of expression after reports that Taliban fired on demonstrators protesting the detention.
The report says violence, humanitarian needs, economic pressures and restrictions on women and girls continue to weigh heavily on Afghanistan.
At the UNSC, Gagnon warned that restrictions on women and girls are becoming increasingly institutionalized.
Bennett said scores of women have been arbitrarily arrested over the past three days for allegedly violating the Taliban's dress.
The comments came as Taliban denied reports that women had been detained over alleged violations of their hijab rules.
UNAMA said it was concerned by “multiple arrests and detentions of women” in the western province for what Taliban described.
The arrests come as Taliban warned that women deemed not to be complying with their interpretation of Islamic dress requirements.
The field report found that poverty, distance and the absence of schools in migrant settlements are keeping many children out.