Human Rights Watch urges Taliban to release detained UN and NGO staff
Most outlets reported that Human Rights Watch called for the release of detained UN and NGO staff in Afghanistan, noting the involvement of six male workers from an NGO. The coverage led with HRW’s demand and the number of individuals affected. One outlet added that the staff were forcibly disappeared from their Kabul office, while another described the broader context of recent Taliban detentions.
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Human Rights Watch urges Taliban to release detained UN, NGO staff
KABUL: Human Rights Watch called for the release of two UN staffers and six NGO workers in Afghanistan following a string of Taliban detentions in recent weeks.HRW said on Wednesday that six male staff working with the Women and Children Legal Research Foundation (WCLRF) had been “forcibly disappeared” from the NGO’s Kabul office last month. The NGO has been involved in aid programs and advocac...
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Human Rights Watch urges Taliban to release detained UN, NGO staff
HRW says six male WCLRF staff were forcibly disappeared from its Kabul office
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