UN Security Council urges Taliban to reverse policies that curtail women’s rights
The Council expressed deep concern about the ongoing restrictions on women’s education, employment, and freedom of movement.
The Council expressed deep concern about the ongoing restrictions on women’s education, employment, and freedom of movement.
Local farmers estimate that the infestation has caused over 10 million Afghanis (about $130,000) in damages.
“We don’t even have food for the night, and I’m paying 1,500 Afghanis in rent for this house,” he added,.
According to Decker, discussions during the visit underscored a strong consensus on the need for continued support to Afghanistan, particularly.
“Every man and woman has a right to education,” Baloch stated, reaffirming Islamabad’s position on gender equality in education.
Members of the Afghan diaspora in Germany have expressed deep concern over the potential influence of the Taliban within the.
HRW also warned that Germany’s decision could set a dangerous precedent, urging the government not to abandon fundamental human rights.
Two weeks ago, the Taliban introduced a new law imposing further restrictions on personal freedoms, particularly targeting women and girls.
Badar stated that those awaiting punishment have been convicted of crimes including theft and kidnapping.
Media managers were also warned that hiring female employees would result in the closure of their outlets, sources said.