UN says Taliban have harassed its Afghan female employees
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The United Nations mission in Afghanistan has accused Taliban authorities of harassing its Afghan female employees. A statement Monday urged local officials to respect all its staff. It added that three Afghan women working for the U.N.
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The United Nations mission in Afghanistan has accused the Taliban authorities of intimidating and harassing its female staff working in the country, including detaining three women for questioning on…
Demanding security assurances, mission to country cites recent incident in which 3 Afghan staff members were detained for questioning; Kabul authorities reject claim
The United Nations said the Taliban detained three of its Afghan female staff and asked local authorities to be respectful. Meanwhile, Afghan women called upon UN human rights body to do more to ensure their rights.
The United Nations mission in Afghanistan has accused Taliban authorities of harassing its Afghan female employees. A statement Monday urged local officials to respect all its staff. It added that three Afghan women working for the U.N.
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