Former rights chief criticizes Otunbayeva: Afghanistan’s mountains ‘don’t hate women’
Akbar criticized this approach, pointing out that girls in Afghanistan have already been deprived of education for over 1,000 days..
Akbar criticized this approach, pointing out that girls in Afghanistan have already been deprived of education for over 1,000 days..
Speaking at a meeting in Kabul, Muttaqi said the Taliban delegation has been invited to participate in an upcoming Doha.
The celebration comes amid dire suppressive restrictions on women and girls of Afghanistan imposed by the Taliban.
The meeting aims to foster "alignment and coordination" among political forces opposed to the Taliban.
The Taliban-run national television reported that the incident occurred late Sunday in the province.
Human Rights Watch previously claimed that the United Nations had largely removed the issue of women's rights from the Doha.
The Taliban's invitation to the Doha meeting, extended by the UN, has sparked widespread reactions from women's rights advocates.
Addressing a UN Security Council meeting, she emphasized a political solution for Afghanistan,” the source noted.
The Doha meeting is set to begin in a week, hosted by the United Nations and will include a delegation.
The imam was detained in Feraj, Panjshir, on Saturday and there has been no news of their whereabouts.