تبيين نقش سازمان ملل متحد در حمايت از حقوق بشر در افغانستان 2001-2020

The United Nationsʹ humanitarian processes an‎d support in Afghanistan consecutive from 2001 to 2020 in the areas of improving the human rights position, human development, an‎d preventing armed conflicts. However, war, the extension of terrorism, drug trafficking, terrorist attacks, poverty, decadence, armed conflicts, insecurity, civilian casualties, violence against humanity, lack of advance in human development, human rights violations, an‎d other human rights problems successive to increase in Afghanistan, an‎d this organization was unable to accurately performance the principles an‎d rules governing human rights in this country. But recent developments in Afghanistan have challenged the subject of human rights an‎d human development an‎d have created a outstan‎ding face for these issues. From 2001 to 2020, the phenomenon of human rights an‎d human development in Afghanistan has become a system. In this research, we seek to answer the question: What has been the role of the United Nations in protecting human rights in Afghanistan from 2001 to 2020? The hypothesis of the article points out that human rights have changed an‎d become interconnected with the spread of the Taliban terrorism phenomenon in Afghanistan, an‎d that the human rights an‎d human development of Afghan women an‎d children have received a great deal of attention in the international arena, based on the theory of human development. From now on, the issue of human rights has changed an‎d become intertwined with the deployment of the Taliban terrorism phenomenon in Afghanistan, an‎d the human rights an‎d human development of Afghan women an‎d children have received much regard in the international arena. As Afghanistan entered a new political phase, comparative improvements in human rights issues began in areas under government rein, paving the way for womenʹs participation in the countryʹs political an‎d public structures. Two decades after the start of the new political era in Afghanistan, we maintain to witness continued human rights violations by diverse international, governmental, semi-governmental, paramilitary, an‎d armed defiance organizations. Factors influencing human rights violations are among the topics that increased significantly in the crisis-ridden state of Afghanistan from 2001 to 2020, causing concern for the public an‎d human rights institutions. The spread of human rights violations also challenged diverse areas of life an‎d the social an‎d economic activities of women an‎d children. We are trying to appraise, based on human development theory, the agents that caused the human rights of women an‎d children in Afghanistan to be violated between 2001 an‎d 2020 an‎d prevented them from achieving comparative human development. Based on this, it can be told that it seems that human rights violations in Afghanistan over the past two decades were often committed by the fundamentalist Taliban group, the Afghan government, an‎d the United Nations, an‎d this has led to shake an‎d lack of respect for human rights. Human rights achievements in Afghanistan over the past decade show that the lack of rule of domestic an‎d international law, the inability of the Afghan government to ensure national rights, the increasing insecurity an‎d the sharp increase in civilian casualties, the increase in palmate corruption in government administrative organizations, the rise of violence against women an‎d children, the weakening of judiciary institutions an‎d the torture of female prisoners, an‎d the United Nationsʹ double modulus towards human rights obligations towards Afghan children an‎d women are between the factors that have placed the developing country of Afghanistan alongside countries that violate human rights. Given that the upper factors have severely violated human rights an‎d hindered human expansion in Afghanistan, th.

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