The 54th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council will begin in Switzerland and continue for three days.
In this meeting on (Monday,
11th of September) started in Geneva, Richard Bennett, the special human rights rapporteur for Afghanistan, is also going to present his new report on the human rights situation in this country.
Also, the members of this council will have an interactive discussion about the High Commissioner’s report on the human rights situation in Afghanistan tomorrow.
It should be mentioned that, at the same time as this meeting, a gathering of civil activists will also be held in Geneva.
In this gathering, Parwana Ibrahimkhel
, one of the Afghan women’s rights activists, is supposed to read the protest letter of Afghan women.
For some time now, civil activists and human rights organizations are worried about the situation of women in Afghanistan and are waiting for the results of the meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council to decide on the misogynist approach of the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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