Herat women on ‘humiliating’ treatment by Taliban officials: ‘We wished for death’
Women in Herat say humiliating treatment by Taliban morality police is so painful that they have wished for death during encounters.
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Women in Herat say humiliating treatment by Taliban morality police is so painful that they have wished for death during encounters.
Read MoreUN Women warns 426 million women and girls will be in extreme poverty by 2026, highlighting the dire situation for women in Afghanistan.
Read MoreA new UNAMA report documents hundreds of arbitrary arrests and rights abuses by the Taliban, which the Taliban government has rejected as biased propaganda.
Read MoreAt the end of his Kabul visit, UK Special Representative Richard Lindsay stressed that Afghan women’s voices must play an important role in shaping the future.
Read MoreOfficial German statistics show that out of 358 registered child marriages in one state, only eight have been legally annulled.
Read MoreOn the International Day of the Girl, UN agencies called for an end to child marriage and investment in the education and health of girls in Afghanistan.
Read MoreOn the International Day of the Girl, UNAMA called for practical actions to ensure the right to education, work, and personal choice for all girls in Afghanistan.
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UN Women has warned that without immediate action, around 351 million women and girls will remain...
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