Women devastated by Taliban’s new ban on beauty salons
UNAMA has called on the Taliban to immediately revoke their order to close beauty salons.
UNAMA has called on the Taliban to immediately revoke their order to close beauty salons.
Haqqani emphasized that they have not acquiesced to any demands from the international community.
Jawzjan residents said that passports are only issued to patients who "are waiting months" for the process to be completed.
Potzel highlighted the UN's role as a "bridge builder" in the country, aiming to combat drug abuse, restore basic rights.
UNAMA emphasized its ongoing engagement with stakeholders in seeking the reversal of these bans.
Sharif highlighted the urgent need for critical support to help Afghanistan combat terrorism, prevent an economic collapse, and avert a.
In yet another blow to women in the country, salon owners have reportedly been given one month’s notice to close.
Modi stressed the importance of collective efforts for the benefit of the people of Afghanistan.
One woman who lost her job had been a court employee for years - registering criminal cases in the Bamiyan.
Lawyers told new inquiry into allegations of war crimes between 2010 and 2013 that there appeared to have been a.