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- 1Canada and allies push Afghanistan case at international court▼Two years ago, Canada and its allies moved to bring Afghanistan to the ICJ over persecution of women and girls. Now what?
Canada, together with the Netherlands and other allies, took the unprecedented step of initiating proceedings against Afghanistan at the International Court of Justice over the Taliban's systematic persecution of women and girls. Two years on, observers are asking what the case has achieved, as restrictions on Afghan women's education, work and public life continue and accountability through international legal channels remains slow and uncertain.
- 2Peters Leads Bipartisan Letter on Afghan Allies Stranded Abroad●Press Release: Peters Leads Bipartisan Letter on Afghan Allies and Military Families Stranded Abroad
US Senator Gary Peters has led a bipartisan letter pressing for action on Afghan allies and American military families who remain stranded abroad following the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. The lawmaker is calling for renewed efforts to relocate at-risk Afghans who worked with American forces and to reunite military families separated from loved ones, urging federal agencies to speed up evacuation and visa processing.