Engagement key to reform of Taliban decrees restricting women's rights

By UN News

Sep 26, 2023 7:14 am

The international community must continue to engage with Taliban leaders in Afghanistan despite deep disagreement with their approach to women's rights and inclusive governance, the UN Special Representative for the country told the Security Council on Tuesday.

Roza Otunbayeva, who also heads the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), called for a 'reframed engagement strategy', expressing concern over the 'lack of positive direction' in current efforts.

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The international community must continue to engage with Taliban leaders in Afghanistan despite deep disagreement with their approach to women's rights and inclusive governance, the UN Special Representative for the country told the Security Council on Tuesday.

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