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The Taliban wants to dispel the narrative that its restrictive policies harm women to gain legitimacy on the world stage, a human rights expert told Insider.
they never made public. and the international community can do a lot of things to hold the taliban accountable, starting from stopping engaging with them to supporting them financially under the name of humanitarian aid and many other reasons, especially the travel ban and not letting the taliban to use the platforms, international platforms for their own benefits. yalda royan there. let s return to the north american storms now and for a view from canada, i spoke to ctvjournalist nate vandermeer in brockville, 0ntario for an update on the situation there. you know, i have been covering weather for about 20 years here in canada and this is like nothing like i have seen. this morning we had trains that was stuck at railroad tracks, we had a 400 kilometres stretch of highway close, no one could travel here, one of the busiest travel days of the year. right now in our province of
the economy has collapsed. now how to distribute the food? that s why the un says that it is going to call for a meeting on monday with the taliban authorities and they have urged the taliban to reverse the decision immediately. yalda royan is the afghanistan team lead with voice amplified, an organisation working to end violence against women and girls in conflict. she told me today s announcement did not come as a shock. the decision that the taliban
in rural parts of afghanistan following a taliban takeover, the economy has collapsed. now how to distribute the food? that s why the un says that it is going to call for a meeting on monday with the taliban authorities and they have urged the taliban to reverse the decision immediately. yalda royan is the afghanistan team lead with voice amplified, an organisation working to end violence against women and girls in conflict. she told me today s announcement did not come as a shock. so the what decision that the taliban made today, this was not a surprise for us, we were ready for it and we knew that the taliban will use and make another decision to bar women from wherever they want it is very unfortunate that a group of 70,000 terrorists are challenging the whole world and international community and stopping women from work now at the humanitarian