The UN held its third meeting of special envoys on Afghanistan in Doha. Taliban representatives participated after prior meetings had been boycotted; Afghan women’s rights advocates and civil society representatives met separately with UN officials, but were excluded from the formal sessions with the de facto authorities. The format raised a central question: who gets to represent Afghans in international diplomacy?
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Who was excluded from the formal sessions with Taliban authorities at the third Doha meeting?
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Women’s rights advocates and civil society met separately with UN officials rather than joining formal sessions with Taliban authorities.
Afghan women’s rights advocates took part in the formal sessions with Taliban authorities at Doha III.
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They met separately with UN officials and were excluded from those formal sessions.