UNAMA: Improved Security Not Enough for Lasting Stability in Afghanistan
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The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said in a statement marking the fifth anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power that increasing and harmful restrictions on women and girls and persistent concerns about terrorism are hindering Afghanistan’s progress towards post-conflict reconstruction and progress. According to UNAMA, restrictions on women and girls are a major obstacle to expanding international engagement and in…
UNAMA: Improved security not enough for lasting stability in Afghanistan
Afghanistan has experienced improved security and reduced conflict in the five years since the Taliban returned to power, but those gains alone are not enough to secure lasting stability, the United Nations mission in Afghanistan said Thursday, pointing to restrictions on women and girls and continuing terrorism concerns as major obstacles to the country’s recovery. In a statement marking five years of Taliban rule, the United Nations Assistance…
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