Human rights are not a luxury good but the foundation of every society - every person in #Afghanistan deserves to be respected and valued (2/6)pic.twitter.com/wXqfXKyq7A
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Last week, our #YLFees sat down w/@ShaharzadAkbar of @AfghanistanIHRC to discuss the role of #HumanRights in the #Afghan peace process. The clip shows highlights & takeaways, you'll find a full version on our #Facebook page soon. @FESinAsia @FESonline What did we learn? (1/6)pic.twitter.com/eE7HviZNf2
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Human rights need to be part of every step of a peace process. Otherwise, neither of them can be achieved (3/6)pic.twitter.com/jRT3Pm3a8O
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@AfghanistanIHRC was born out of the true conviction that the human rights of all Afghans must be protected, you can find it even in the constitution! At the same time (and sometimes not easy) the commission is independent, impartial and works for the rights of everyone (4/6)pic.twitter.com/QV4H0u0tRH
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Having said this, the
@AfghanistanIHRC is providing advice and#guidance to the negotiating team, especially to make sure that human rights make their way to the negotiation table! (5/6)pic.twitter.com/qXClDCHne2
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On behalf of our wonderful class of 2020/21, we thank
@ShaharzadAkbar - who once was a YLFee herself - for taking the time and wish her all the best for her vital and important work for human rights, inclusion and social justice (6/6) @ZeeSadaat@MahdiSurosh@FESnewsbriefpic.twitter.com/g6BUt1iJLo
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It was a great event, full of information and hope for a peaceful Afghanistan where e witness of ending the human rights violations.
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