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Outgoing UN Envoy Laments Taliban Curbs on Rights of Afghan Women, Schoolgirls - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

Outgoing UN Envoy Laments Taliban Curbs on Rights of Afghan Women, Schoolgirls - New Delhi Times

The United Nations envoy for Afghanistan in her farewell message Thursday expressed sorrow over the Islamist Taliban’s “extreme policies” curtailing women’s rights, press freedoms and inclusive political representation. “I could not have imagined, when I accepted this job, the Afghanistan that I am now leaving,” said Deborah Lyons, the head of the U.N. Assistance Mission…

UN names deputy rep for Afghanistan; no word on a top envoy - Vimarsana News

UN names deputy rep for Afghanistan; no word on a top envoy

The United Nations has announced a new deputy special representative for Afghanistan, but it’s unclear how soon the world body may replace its top official there

UN Weekly Roundup: June 11-17, 2022 - Vimarsana News

UN Weekly Roundup: June 11-17, 2022

Human rights chief to step down in August

UN names deputy rep for Afghanistan; no word on a top envoy - Vimarsana News

UN names deputy rep for Afghanistan; no word on a top envoy

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The United Nations on Friday announced a new deputy special representative for Afghanistan, but it's unclear how soon the world

UNAMA chief says in farewell speech 'Afghans will not be abandoned' - Vimarsana News

UNAMA chief says in farewell speech 'Afghans will not be abandoned'

Reflecting on her two years as Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to Afghanistan, Deborah Lyons said Thursday that UNAMA’s mission in the country is necessary for a number of reasons, including that the country is “too important to the international community to be forgotten”. In a statement to mark the end of her term