Germany urges action on Afghanistan’s Human Rights Crisis
Germany’s UN envoy voiced deep concern over Afghanistan’s worsening human rights crisis, especially for women and girls, and reaffirmed Berlin’s commitment to supporting the people of Afghanistan.
Germany’s representative to the United Nations has expressed deep concern over the deteriorating human rights situation in Afghanistan, especially regarding the rights of women and girls.
On Monday, July 7, Antje Leendertse, Germany’s UN envoy, reaffirmed her country’s commitment to supporting the Afghanistan people during a UN session.
She praised the efforts of UNAMA and other UN bodies working to improve living conditions in Afghanistan under difficult circumstances.
She also noted Germany’s continued support for the Doha process led by the United Nations, aiming for constructive dialogue on Afghanistan’s future.
Since the Taliban’s return to power in August 2021, women and girls in Afghanistan have faced sweeping restrictions, including bans on secondary and higher education, public jobs, and freedom of movement.
The UN and international community have repeatedly condemned these policies as violations of basic human rights, calling for inclusive governance and the restoration of women’s rights in Afghanistan.
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