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Why is the UN’s Human Rights Council ignoring the Taliban’s atrocities?

26 August 2021

3:57 PM

26 August 2021

3:57 PM

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) held its 31st special session this week to address the ‘serious human rights concerns and situation in Afghanistan’. This discussion was led by the Taliban-friendly Pakistan and a copy of the draft resolution was shared on Twitter by the brilliant Hillel Neuer, international lawyer and executive director of United Nations Watch.

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