Second round of Torkham talks canceled as Taliban skip meeting: Sources
The meeting was intended to resolve ongoing disputes that have kept the crossing closed for 20 days.
The meeting was intended to resolve ongoing disputes that have kept the crossing closed for 20 days.
Advocacy groups warn that the administration is resisting efforts to comply with the ruling.
“Ireland will continue to stand with Afghan women and girls,” she said.
In a filing with the U.S. District Court in Seattle, the Justice Department acknowledged significant delays in restarting the USRAP.
A 32-member Pakistani delegation is expected to travel to Torkham for the talks.
“Women and girls are still confronting a horrific set of wrongs against their rights," Guterres said.
According to sources, the discussions may include recent internal tensions within the Taliban.
The attack, carried out during the chaotic final days of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, was claimed by ISIS-K.
Talks were expected to take place on Tuesday to finalize an agreement on reopening the crossing, but the meeting has.
Taliban deputy spokesman claimed that some countries are obstructing their recognition.