KABUL (Pajhwok): The Kazan huddle has stressed respect for fundamental rights and freedoms for all in Afghanistan, including equal rights to work, education and justice.
In a declaration, the participants voiced their concerns at restrictions on women's employment and girls' education and called for the promotion of modern education.
They regretted there had been “no progress” in forming a truly inclusive government in Afghanistan, reflecting the interests of all ethno-political groups.
While noting reports on reduction in poppy cultivation as a result of successful steps by IEA, they underlined the importance of an effective anti-drug policy, including . . .
