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26 countries support legal action against Taliban for violations of women’s rights

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Twenty-six countries expressed on Thursday their support for a legal initiative to hold the Taliban accountable at the International Court of Justice for systematic human rights violations against women and girls in Afghanistan. In a joint statement, the countries condemned Taliban policies that have severely curtailed the rights of Afghan women and girls since the Taliban took control of the country in 2021. “The women and girls of Afghanistan …

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26 countries support legal action against Taliban for human rights violations

Twenty-six countries have thrown their support behind a legal initiative led by Germany, Australia, the Netherlands, and Canada to hold the Taliban accountable for systematic human rights violations against women and girls in Afghanistan. In a joint statement released by the German Foreign Office, these nations condemned the Taliban’s policies, which have severely curtailed the rights of Afghan women and girls since the group took control of the…

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UK not supporting legal action against the Taliban over women’s rights violations

The UK government is not supporting the first legal action in an international court against the Taliban over gender discrimination in Afghanistan, Tortoise can reveal.  At the United Nations general assembly this week, Australia, Canada, Germany and the Netherlands announced legal proceedings against the Taliban for its oppression of women and girls.  The four countries […] The post UK not supporting legal action against the Taliban over women’…

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26 countries support legal action against Taliban for violations of women’s rights

Twenty-six countries expressed on Thursday their support for a legal initiative to hold the Taliban accountable at the International Court of Justice for systematic human rights violations against women and girls in Afghanistan. In a joint statement, the countries condemned Taliban policies that have severely curtailed the rights of Afghan women and girls since the Taliban took control of the country in 2021. “The women and girls of Afghanistan …

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Amnesty International Announces Support for Initiating Legal Action Against Taliban

The rights group said that the international community should utilize all available means, including the International Court of Justice, to end the ongoing human rights violations in Afghanistan. The post Amnesty International Announces Support for Initiating Legal Action Against Taliban appeared first on KabulNow.

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