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Participants of the "National Dialogue Session": Monopoly of Power and Human Rights Violations Are Unacceptable in Afghanistan

A number of political and social activists, women's rights and human rights activists from Afghanistan, have said at the "National Dialogue" meeting that the monopoly of power and the violation of human rights in Afghanistan are unacceptable. The post Participants in the "National Dialogue" Meeting: The monopoly of power and the violation of human rights in Afghanistan are unacceptable appeared first on Rukhshana Media.
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A number of political and social activists, women's rights and human rights activists from Afghanistan, have said at the "National Dialogue" meeting that the monopoly of power and the violation of human rights in Afghanistan are unacceptable. The post Participants in the "National Dialogue" Meeting: The monopoly of power and the violation of human rights in Afghanistan are unacceptable appeared first on Rukhshana Media.

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رسانه رخشانه broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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