Afghanistan: One year under a Taliban government

PATRICK BUTCHARD; Claire Mills; Philip Loft; Matthew Ward; Philip Brien; John Curtis

Afghanistan: One year under a Taliban government

PATRICK BUTCHARD, Claire Mills, Philip Loft, Matthew Ward, Philip Brien, John Curtis

School of Law & Criminal Justice

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Abstract

One year after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan the country faces a multitude of political, economic and humanitarian crises. The security situation is increasing fragile and human rights abuses, particularly of women and girls, is widely documented.

Original language	English
Publisher	House of Commons
Number of pages	45
Publication status	Published - 10 Oct 2022

Keywords

Research Briefing
Asia Pacific
Economy
Finance
Institutions
International Development
International Law
International Organisations

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