Women’s rights group urges broader focus ‘beyond girls’ education’ in Afghanistan
In a statement, the movement stressed that while the education of girls is crucial, the Taliban's human rights abuses extend.
In a statement, the movement stressed that while the education of girls is crucial, the Taliban's human rights abuses extend.
The group has said that the voices of Afghan women should be prominently featured.
As restrictions against women peaked, the UN announced in May 2023 that Secretary-General António Guterres would travel to Doha for.
With the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021, repressive policies targeting women and girls were quickly implemented.
"Since the Pakistani government commenced deportations of Afghan refugees, these women and girls face an uncertain future," the organization said.
At least ten political and military groups, along with representatives from civil society and the media, will participate in the.
The statement emphasized the importance of “upholding the principle of non-refoulement and halting the forced repatriation and deportation of at-risk.
The Doha meeting is scheduled for June 30.
Officials are considering deportation routes through third countries, such as Uzbekistan, according to German media.
UNAMA chief will provide an update at the session on the current state of affairs in the country.