RASC: Rina Amiri, the US special representative for Afghanistan’s women’s affairs, announced in a tweet about the meeting of the US special representatives for Afghanistan’s affairs with the deputy foreign minister of Qatar.
Amiri said that during their trip to Doha, the US special representatives for Afghanistan met with Lulut Al-Khater, Deputy Foreign Minister of Qatar, and discussed some issues, including support for rights of Afghanistani women have been discussed.
Rina Amiri, the US special representative for women and human rights in Afghanistan, said in her tweet that she talked about supporting Afghanistan women and girls in the field of education and economic empowerment.
At the same time, Thomas West, the US special representative for Afghanistan peace affairs, has also announced a meaningful conversation with Lulut al-Khater in a tweet about Qatar’s efforts to support the education and entrepreneurship of Afghanistani women and girls.
The special representatives of the United States have recently met and discussed with the delegation of the Taliban group in Qatar.
Regarding the reason for her presence in these meetings and talks, Rina Amiri said that she participated in the talks at the insistence of “Afghanistan and human rights defenders on the necessity of interaction with the Taliban group”.
These statements of Amiri have brought many reactions, especially from the address of Afghanistani women.
In response to these statements, activists and protesting women in Afghanistan said that Amiri’s statements were false and in this regard, they asked her which human rights defender demanded to interact with the Taliban group?
The coalition of Afghanistani women’s protest movements has said that Rina Amiri has the right to work for the interests of the United States, but “she has no right to use Afghanistani women as a tool.”
