The president of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly called the restrictions imposed by the Taliban in the field of education a global anomaly and called for its correction.
Dennis Francis, who chaired the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, said in a press conference on (Thursday, the 29th of September): “I ask the Taliban to reconsider this policy and allow girls to go to school and study so that they can play a role in the development of their society.
.”Emphasizing the equal rights of women and men, Francis said that Afghan women and girls, like men, have inalienable rights and must be protected and respected.
The 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly was held in New York a few days ago with the presence of leaders and representatives of countries.
In this meeting, most of the speakers criticized the policies of the Taliban in Afghanistan and said that this group made the living conditions of people, especially women, more difficult in Afghanistan by imposing more and more restrictions.
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