KABUL Affairs (MoWA) on Sunday expressed deep concern about 15 cases of violence against women taking place within the past two months.
Spogmai Wardak, technical and policy deputy minister at MoWA, told a press conference here that women murders cases had increased in Kabul as 15 violence cases, including seven murders, against women were recorded within the past two months.
She said these cases included assassinations, forced marriages, kangaroo court verdict, selling women and children and gang rapes.
She said most of the cases . . .
