Put women in Afghan government - Mary Robinson

As international diplomatic efforts in Afghanistan gather momentum, UN Human Rights Commissioner Mary Robinson said a prominent role for women should be a priority when a new government is formed.

As international diplomatic efforts in Afghanistan gather momentum, UN Human Rights Commissioner Mary Robinson said a prominent role for women should be a priority when a new government is formed.

"It is crucial that strong governmental institutions be established with full participation of women, which will have the capacity to promote and protect all human rights in a nondiscriminatory and effective manner," said the former President of Ireland.

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