UAE envoy says UN to hold meeting on Afghanistan situation

Kabul [Afghanistan], June 4 (ANI): United Arab Emirates’ Everlasting Consultant to the United Nations Lana Nusseibeh mentioned that they’ll maintain a complete assembly on the scenario in Afghanistan on June 21, Afghanistan-based Khaama Press reported. She acknowledged that the cooperation of the Safety Council members on Afghanistan must be maintained.

Ambassador Lana Nusseibeh and President of the Safety Council mentioned, “We are going to maintain a complete assembly on Afghanistan’s scenario on June 21,” Khaama Press reported. Nusseibeh additional mentioned, “Our focus might be focused on Afghanistan’s scenario, girls’s rights specifically, over which all of the members of the Safety Council have agreed.”On Thursday, UAE envoy Lana Nusseibeh mentioned that the UN Safety Council will proceed engaged on the problems of Afghanistan and the rights of ladies specifically, Khaama Press reported.

UAE Ambassador Fraidoon Oglu mentioned that the UN Particular Coordinator for Afghanistan Affairs will present a complete report relating to the scenario of Afghanistan to the Safety Council in November this yr. Notably, the United Arab Emirates has assumed the rotating presidency of the United Nations Safety Council for a month.

A number of US Senators proposed a invoice to sanction the Taliban in response to human rights violations in Afghanistan, Khaama Press reported citing Fox Information report.

Ever for the reason that Taliban assumed energy in Afghanistan in August 2021, the group has systematically repressed girls, youth and minority teams, the report mentioned. Hundreds of ladies have stayed at residence since faculties and faculties stopped accepting feminine college students, and there are restrictions on the work that ladies and women can do in native and worldwide NGOs.

In the meantime, Human Rights Watch has mentioned that on the one hand, the Taliban continues to beg for recognition and international assist, whereas on the opposite, they escalate repression of Afghan girls and women, Khaama Press reported.

Taking to Twitter, the affiliate girls’s rights director at Human Rights Watch wrote, “that the Taliban are reluctant for significant talks.”Barr acknowledged on Twitter that she doesn’t imagine the assembly signifies the Taliban’s willingness to have interaction with the worldwide neighborhood, Khaama Press reported. She believes this matter has solely been highlighted primarily throughout a gathering between a senior Qatari official and Hebatullah Akhundzada, in any way.

Beforehand, the Taliban spokesperson acknowledged that Mullah Hassan Akhund had requested Qatari authorities to play a major position in creating confidence between Afghanistan and the worldwide neighborhood at a gathering together with his Qatari counterpart, as per the Afghan information company. Regardless of Qatar’s ties with the Taliban, Doha has criticised the Taliban’s gender insurance policies concentrating on girls. (ANI)