Envoys voice concern over curbs on Afghan women at talks with IEA in Doha: UN

Meanwhile, US State Department said US envoys participated in the meeting after receiving assurances from the UN that the discussion would meaningfully address human rights, particularly the plight of women and girls, and that there would be opportunities for engagement with Afghan women and civil society. Kabul 24: US envoys,.

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UN: Afghanistan is one of seven countries that has no women in its cabinet

Afghanistan is one of only seven countries in the world that does not have any women in its cabinet, according to a statement by the United Nations marking International Women’s Day in Diplomacy. Despite progress, women remain underrepresented in positions of power and diplomacy globally, with 113 countries never having.

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Exhibition for Domestic Products Held in Herat

A domestic products exhibition titled “Aalyst, Afghanist” has been held in Herat, featuring entrepreneurs from eight provinces of Afghanistan. The event aims to promote domestic products and provide a platform for local entrepreneurs to showcase their wares. Exhibition Highlights Local Craftsmanship Kabul 24: The exhibition, which will run for three.

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Over 1.4 Million Afghan Girls Deprived of Education

Edem Wosornu, director of OCHA’s Operations and Advocacy Division, recently spoke about the deprivation of 1.4 million girls from education in Afghanistan. During a press conference in New York, Wosornu emphasized the urgency of lifting the restrictions against women imposed by the interim government authorities. Authorities Request More Time Kabul.

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UN Deputy Urges Islamic Emirate’s Participation in Doha Meeting

The UN Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, Rosemary DiCarlo, has urged the Islamic Emirate to engage in the upcoming third Doha meeting on Afghanistan. This call comes as a significant step towards fostering dialogue and normalizing Afghanistan’s relations with the global community. Encouraging Participation for Diplomatic Engagement Kabul 24:.

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Decline in Employment Rate Among Afghan Women: UN Report Reveals Troubling Trends

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Afghanistan has released a report indicating a significant 50% decrease in the employment rate among women in the country, with only 6% currently employed. This alarming trend sheds light on the challenges faced by Afghan women in the workforce. Insights from UNDP Research.

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Oslo Meeting on Afghanistan Concludes with Key Discussions on Women’s Rights, Migration, and International Relations

The Oslo meeting, which brought together representatives from over 30 countries and organizations in Norway to discuss the situation in Afghanistan, has concluded after three days of intense discussions. Kabul 24: The meeting focused on several critical issues, including the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan, the problem of.

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Melinda Gates Steps Down as Co-Chair of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Melinda Gates, co-founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, has announced her resignation from her position as co-chair, effective June 7. This decision marks a significant change in the leadership of one of the world’s most prominent philanthropic organizations. Reasons for Departure and Future Plans Kabul 24: In a.

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Afghan Woman Nominated as Cricket Ambassador in Australia

Trailblazing Afghan-Australian Appointed as Multicultural Ambassador Rita Anwari Sultani, an Afghan-origin civil society activist and entrepreneur residing in Australia, has been named as a Multicultural Ambassador by Cricket Australia. Kabul 24: Sultani is the founding director of the Afghanistan-Australia Chamber of Commerce and Investment as well as the Women Empowerment.

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Profile of Rahmat Shah: A Tragic Loss in the Flood

Eleven members of a single family tragically lost their lives in a devastating flood that struck Folul district, Barka district, Baghlan province on Friday. The aftermath of this natural disaster has left a community reeling with grief and searching for answers. The Heartbreaking Account of Rahmat Shah Kabul 24: Rahmat.

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Prominent Tunisian Lawyer and Journalists Arrested Amid Criticism of Government

In a move that has raised concerns about freedom of expression, the Tunisian government has arrested a prominent lawyer and two journalists for their critical comments about the administration. Sonia Dahmani, a lawyer and commentator, was arrested on Saturday night while sheltering at the Lawyers’ House, part of the country’s.

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Proliferation of Skin Diseases Grips Ghazni Women

Women in remote areas of Ghazni province are increasingly concerned about the spread of skin diseases Residents like Shahnaaz and Soraya have reported struggling with persistent skin issues despite treatment Kabul 24: Wahidullah brought his daughter to a medical center due to concerning red spots on her skin Underlying Causes.

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