The Permanent Representative of Afghanistan in Geneva Nasir Ahmad Andisha says the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has approved the national human rights report on Afghanistan.Ahmad Andisha said at the Geneva meeting that after comprehensive reviews, 243 recommendations from 70 countries show the worsening of the human rights situation in Afghanistan.In the review of the human rights situation in Afghanistan in the fourth period, 243 opinions were received from 70 countries, who expressed concern about the worsening human rights situation and suggested that an impartial and independent investigation be conducted on human rights violations in Afghanistan.However, the Islamic Emirate has always considered human rights as an internal issue and emphasized that human rights, especially women'srights, are more secure in the country than ever before.&The Islamic and Sharia rights of all Afghan citizens are guaranteed.
The Islamic Emirate is committed to ensuring the rights of its citizens,& said Hamdullah Fitrat, IEA'sdeputy spokesman.The post UNHRC approves national human rights report on Afghanistan first appeared on Ariana News.