Most of the Afghans are opposed to the ban on education for girls. UN Security Council: restrictions on education and work for girls and women undermine the development of Afghanistan Peace and safety “Ideologically motivated solutions” can undermine opportunities for sustainable development and strengthen the suffering of the population of Afghanistan. Rosa Otunbaeva warned about this at a meeting of the Security Council on Wednesday, who soon leaves his post as a special representative of the Secretary General in Afghanistan and the head of the UN Mission to assist this country (Monsia). “Shortly before my arrival in Afghanistan three years ago, the destructive earthquake struck the southeast of the country-just what recently happened in a number of eastern provinces. At that time I visited the place of the tragedy, met with the victims and discussed cooperation with local de facto authorities. I saw the despair of people and their need for help, as well as the efforts of local authorities. I called on the international community to provide funds, and the UN system in cooperation with de facto authorities provided first emergency and then long-term assistance, ”she said. ~ 60 > however, the special representative continued, several months after these events, the de facto entered the education for women, and then prohibited their work in the work in the work in non -governmental and international organizations. According to her, “these decisions demonstrate rival trends inside de facto of power structures: one more pragmatic and focused on the needs of the Afghan people, the other focused on creating the so-called“ pure Islamic system ”, which brings more and more restrictions for Afghans.” ~ 60 > ~ H2 > consequences restrictions on women This is especially affecting the situation of women and girls. “After three and a half years of closing of schools for girls above the sixth grade, a whole generation can become a“ lost generation ” – with large -scale long -term consequences for the country – which causes serious concern and despair of all Afghan society,” Otunbaeva emphasized. 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > Special representative of the UN Secretary General in Afghanistan Rosa Otunbaev. recent survey conducted by the UN-Bench structure showed that the vast majority of Afghans are opposed to the ban on education for girls. According to the World Bank, this restriction costs the country’s economy of 1.4 billion dollars annually. In the current announcement of the fourth anniversary of the ban, the executive director of UNICEF Katherine Russell recalled that by the end of 2025 more than 2.2 million girls will be excluded from the education system. She emphasized that after a destructive earthquake that claimed the lives of more than a thousand children, the “critical role of educated and qualified women in the health and social assistance system” was especially clearly manifested. According to Russell, “this ban poses a serious threat to long -term stability and the country’s progress.” “Not a single nation can flourish if half of its population remains behind,” the statement of the head of the unisNF says constructive steps de facto authorities 60 > Otunbaeva noted a number of positive events that occurred after August 2021. According to her, the country has a reduction in the scale of armed clashes, which ensured relative stability in security issues. The special representative also emphasized that since the spring of 2023, a ban on the cultivation of opium poppy, which has long -term benefits for the region and peace, has been preserved, although in the short term he struck the position of some rural residents. In addition, the “Universal Amnesty” announced in August 2021 made it possible to reduce the scale of repressions in the country, despite the individual violations, which, as the head of Mones emphasized, “are unacceptable and should be suppressed”. Otunbaeva also mentioned the decisions published by the leadership of the Taliban movement, including the ban on the use of torture and the right to legal protection with the participation of a lawyer, as well as constructive interaction with the UN mission, which opened access to human rights groups to all 34 prisons of the country. 62 ~~ 60 > choice in favor crisis 60 > among the main challenges facing the country, she called a reduction in humanitarian assistance by almost 50 percent in 2025, a weak economy, a threat of drought and natural disasters, as well as massive return of Afghans from neighboring neighboring countries. & nbsp; “The question remains open whether the de facto authorities will have enough pragmatism to cope with this“ ideal storm ”of crises, or the solutions dictated by ideology will impede sustainable solutions, extending the suffering of the Afghans and undermining the existing stability,” the said said it Special representative. after a destructive earthquake ~ 60 > touching the consequences of a recent earthquake, the head of Monse said that the authorities took steps for the evacuation of the victims and coordination with international agencies. However, at the same time there were reports of new restrictions regarding UN employees, which seriously undermines the possibilities for assisting. “We have issued an application with the call to cancel this ban and its application, and I strongly urge the security advice to support our call,” said Otunbaeva. ~ 60 > Rosa Otunbaeva leaves his post completing his performance, she is completing her performance, she is completing her performance She emphasized: “Preparing to leave Afghanistan a few days later, I am sure that most Afghans want to continue interaction between the international community and their country, despite obstacles. I sincerely hope that it will be possible to coordinate the path that will continue to continue and bring more positive results, especially for women and girls in Afghanistan. ”~ 60 >~ 60 > read Also: hundred years of struggle for women’s rights in Kyrgyzstan: Otunbaev rose calls not to dwell on 62 > 62 > 62 >