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Embassy Kabul operating in Qatar expressed its recommitment Saturday that it was standing with Afghan women seeking full participation in Afghanistan. On the occasion of Women&s Equality Day, the embassy said in a post on X, formerly Twitter: &We recommit ourselves to standing with Afghan women seeking their full participation in Afghan life.

No country can thrive when half of their population is excluded.

Women&s rights are human rights.&&On August 26, 1920, after decades of struggle, the 19th Amendment was certified, securing for women the right to vote.

Today on Women&s Equality Day, we celebrate the achievements of women&s rights activists and leaders,& it added. In the meantime, some women&s rights activists say women and girls in Afghanistan are deprived of their most basic human rights under the decrees of the Islamic Emirate&s leaders.Currently, no international organization has a strong will to solve this issue, women&s rights activists said.&The American Embassy in Qatar does not have the will to act on the issue of Afghanistan and is unable to implement its will; therefore, based on their support for Afghan women, we only know words without action,& criticized Soraya Pikan, an activist for women&s rights.&Till now, the international community has spent only on slogans, the good thing is that they should keep their promise so that hope can be found for Afghan women,& said another women&s rights activist.However, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has repeatedly emphasized that women&s rights are secured within the framework of Sharia in the country.The post We recommit to standing with Afghan women: US  first appeared on Ariana News.