Recently, Pakistan's Ambassador to the United Nations, Munir Akram, conveyed a stark message to the UN Security Council: the Taliban government in...
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Amnesty International has called on the Taliban to reopen secondary schools for girls in Afghanistan. According to Afghanistan-based Khaama Press, the organization highlighted that the Taliban's "discriminatory and unjust policies" have stripped Afghan girls of their right to education. Amnesty International emphasized that the Taliban's actions are in violation of international laws.
Recently, Pakistan's Ambassador to the United Nations, Munir Akram, conveyed a stark message to the UN Security Council: the Taliban government in...
The United Nations human rights expert for Afghanistan has warned against disregarding the rights and voices of women at an upcoming international...
By Luke Coffey Since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, most of the international focus has been on the worsening humanitarian...
The Ministry of Women has joined forces with representatives from the international non-profit organization Days of Girls, dedicated to eliminating...
Human Rights Watch stated that the exclusion of women from the third Doha meeting is a violation of a UN Security Council resolution. According to the...
The UN’s Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Afghanistan has stated that if women are excluded from the Doha talks due to the Taliban’s...
The executive director of Human Rights Watch described the exclusion of women’s rights and the absence of women from the Doha talks as...
Reports surface days before UN summit on Afghanistan that will exclude Afghan women and debate on women’s rights
Since the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, the international community has largely focused on the worsening humanitarian...
The Pakistani representative said at the United Nations Human Rights Council on Tuesday that the continued suspension of women’s and girls’...