KABUL (Pajhwok): Senior UN officials have urged the Taliban leadership to put Afghanistan’s good first and reverse restrictions on girls’ education and women’s work.
The UN deputy secretary-general and the UN Women head said the curbs had confined women and girls to their homes, and violated their basic human rights.
Amina Mohammed, Sima Bahous and Khaled Khairi, after a four-day fact-finding mission in Afghanistan and engagement with Taliban leaders, reaffirmed UN solidarity with the Afghan people.
In a statement on Friday, the UN said the diplomats held meetings with de facto authorities in Kabul and . . .
