INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has scheduled a meeting on Afghanistan for next week, which will consist of a rundown on the
situation by Roza Otunbayeva, the UN Secretary-General’& rsquo; s Special Representative for Afghanistan and head of UNAMA.Christina
Markus Lassen, Denmark’& rsquo; s Permanent Representative to the UN, will chair the meeting.Lassen said: “& ldquo; Two additional
sessions on Afghanistan are set up for March: one quarterly conference and another for consultations on extending UNAMA’& rsquo; s mandate
& rdquo; Lassen included: & ldquo; The first session, on March 10, will concentrate on the human rights situation of Afghan ladies and
ladies, with civil society activists invited to take part.”& rdquo; UN firms have not disclosed details of Otunbayeva’& rsquo; s report,
but it is believed to fixate human rights, particularly the rights of ladies and girls.Germany’& rsquo; s Foreign Minister on the other
hand criticized the continuous constraints on females and women in Afghanistan, warning that these measures “& ldquo; will not remain
without consequences.”& rdquo; The UN Settlement Programme, ahead of March 8 (International Women’& rsquo; s Day), emphasized uniformity
with Afghan ladies and women
The firm stated it would mark the day by reaffirming its “& ldquo; dedication to the rights, participation, and empowerment” & rdquo; of
Afghan women.Stephanie Loos, the agency’& rsquo; s representative in Afghanistan, mentioned that access to services such as education,
health care, and tidy water has a considerable impact on the lives of Afghan females and girls.This comes as the Islamic Emirate has
described UNAMA’& rsquo; s work and mission in Afghanistan as neither “& ldquo; reliable nor successful.”& rdquo; The post UNSC to
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