Afghan Conference Grapples With Women's Rights, Other Issues, Despite Taliban Boycott

Women's rights were high on the agenda as special envoys from more than two dozen nations, but not including Taliban representatives, gathered in the Qatari capital for the second day of a UN-sponsored meeting on the “evolving situation” in Afghanistan and possible international engagement.

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