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- The Urdu Post (Monitoring Desk): During the interactive dialogue on Afghanistan at the United Nations Human Rights Council, Pakistan's representa.
- On the other hand, the United Nations Special Representative Richard Bennett told the General Assembly that five years after coming to power, the.
- Mohammad Jawad Ajmal said that the deteriorating human rights situation in Afghanistan reflects the Taliban's neglect of its international obliga.
The Urdu Post (Monitoring Desk): During the interactive dialogue on Afghanistan at the United Nations Human Rights Council, Pakistan's representative Muhammad Jawad Ajmal said that more than 4,700 Pakistanis have lost their lives in terrorist attacks from Afghanistan in the last three years.
On the other hand, the United Nations Special Representative Richard Bennett told the General Assembly that five years after coming to power, the Taliban showed no commitment to ending systematic human rights violations, and restrictions on basic human rights, especially women and girls, continued to increase.
Mohammad Jawad Ajmal said that the deteriorating human rights situation in Afghanistan reflects the Taliban's neglect of its international obligations, citing restrictions on women and girls as denying them basic freedoms and human dignity, which is against Islamic teachings and values.
He also mentioned the Ninth Ministerial Conference on Women hosted by Pakistan in Islamabad in July, in which the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) adopted the Islamabad Declaration, which expressed concern over the restrictions imposed on women and girls by the Afghan Taliban, which they called contrary to Islamic values.
