The Security Council was briefed on the widening humanitarian and human rights crisis in Afghanistan: women still denied their rights, girls barred from education for a fourth year, and millions of children at risk of severe malnutrition. Members underscored that Afghanistan cannot move forward while half its population is excluded.
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