UN Warns Growing Threats Continue to Undermine Afghanistan’s Stability
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UN Warns Growing Threats Continue to Undermine Afghanistan’s Stability
The United Nations has warned that widespread human rights violations, the absence of an inclusive government, worsening economic pressures and persistent terrorist threats continue to undermine Afghanistan’s long-term stability, according to the UN Secretary-General’s latest report to the Security Council. The report says Afghanistan has entered a period of reduced large-scale armed conflict since the […]
The current appearance of relative stability in Afghanistan under Taliban control hides growing risks that could affect the country’s stability in the short and long term, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a new report. The risks include human rights violations, lack of inclusiveness and […] The post Guterres: Current relative stability in Afghanistan hides growing future risks appeared first on Daily News.
UN says Afghanistan’s relative stability masks long-term risks
Afghanistan’s relative stability under Taliban rule masks mounting risks from human rights violations, economic pressures, weakening basic services, mass returns and continued concerns over militant groups, the United Nations warned in a new assessment of the country five years after the Taliban takeover. In his latest report on Afghanistan, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said the Taliban have maintained overall territorial and administra…
UN warns of mounting humanitarian and human rights pressures in Afghanistan
The UN documented 399 civilian casualties in Afghanistan between 1 April and 30 June, including 57 deaths and 342 injuries. The post UN warns of mounting humanitarian and human rights pressures in Afghanistan first appeared on Ariana News
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