ATLANTA (Pajhwok): In an attempt to lift curbs on women workers, the United Nations says it is engaged with the caretaker Afghan government.
A spokesman for the UN chief said the world body’s officials were in talks with the interim government on the decision banning its female staff in Afghanistan.
Stéphane Dujarric told a press conference in New York, all UN heir staff -- male and female -- would not be asked for work until a decision was reached with the government.
On the other hand, a female Afghan worker of the UN in Kabul confirmed to Pajhwok Afghan News . . .
