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Afghan Women's Rights Under Taliban: Global Community Urged to Act

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Five years after the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan, former Minister Narges Nahian, Alice Nelson of Vital Voices, and UN representatives like Sula Yanina have criticized the global community's response to the suppression of Afghan women's rights. They argue that the international community has failed to adequately support Afghan women, who have been fighting for their rights despite facing systematic dehumanization. The exclusion of girls from education and the lack of clear prospects for women's futures have been highlighted as major concerns. Representatives from countries like Albania and France have pledged to continue raising these issues at the UN.

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    Amu TV

    X / Twitter / @AmuTelevision

    نرگس نهان، وزیر پیشین معادن و بنیان‌گذار نهاد فراگیر، در نشستی در حاشی...

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    Afghanistan International

    Telegram / @afintl

    نرگس نهان، وزیر معادن و پترولیم افغانستان در دولت پیشین، می‌گوید زنان...

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    Afghanistan International

    Telegram / @afintl

    الیس نلسون، از بنیان‌گذاران نهاد بین‌المللی توانمندسازی زنان «وایتل وو...

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    Amu TV

    X / Twitter / @AmuTelevision

    سوئلا یانینا، نماینده دایمی آلبانیا در سازمان ملل متحد، می‌گوید جامعه...

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