The organization stated the detained women were taken to an undisclosed location, and their families have not been informed of.

This call for action aligns with a recent United Nations Security Council resolution.

UNSC Resolution 2721, approved last Friday, outlines international engagement with Afghanistan.

Muttaqi’s comments, made last week in Iran, were published Monday by the Taliban-run foreign ministry.

The Council also welcomed a meeting of Special Envoys to discuss the assessment's recommendations and requested a 60-day update from.

Pakistani police have renewed raids on the homes of Afghan immigrants in Islamabad, leading to multiple arrests and deportations, immigrants.

The organization emphasized in a report that the ban on secondary education remains in effect, and there is no timeframe.

The Taliban's decision to ban women from working in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Afghanistan has led to operational disruptions for.

“Madrassas are absolutely not an acceptable replacement for school, for girls or boys,” Barr said.

Local families report having sent their children to other districts for education before this establishment.