Many accuse the Taliban of disregarding their plight, which has left countless families in poverty.

According to the sources, the incident occurred Thursday evening at the residence in the Seh-Dokan neighborhood within the fifth police.

UNICEF’s Afghanistan office highlighted the need to remove barriers that hold girls back from achieving their goals.

“Our security cooperation is heavily focused on the problem posed by Afghanistan,” Imomi said.

The proposal has garnered support from 86 member states, signaling broad commitment to advancing global standards for addressing these grave.

“In Afghanistan, we mark this important day with a great deal of sorrow," Otunbayeva said.

"We must all be resolute in supporting them in the struggle for their rights," Amiri said.

One additional person sustained injuries in the collision, which remains under investigation.

This development has drawn criticism from human rights advocates, who urge countries engaging with the Taliban to prioritize human rights.

This year, the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty are emphasizing that.