KABUL (Pajhwok): The United Nations Human Rights Council is convening an urgent debate on Friday (July 1) to address the human rights of women and girls in Afghanistan.
The UN Human Rights Council wrote on its Twitter page that the meeting would be held next Friday during the 50th session of the council.
Some international organizations have already raised concerns about women's rights in Afghanistan.
But officials of the Afghanistan's caretaker government say women are given all rights enshrined in Sharia law.
Officials say female government employees are currently paid their salaries at home and will be called . . .
