Afghanistan: Urgent Need for Safe Facilities for Female Police

Email The government of Afghanistan should take immediate action to ensure that the country’s female police officers have access to separate, safe, and lockable restroom facilities in police stations. (Kabul) – The government of Afghanistan should take immediate action to ensure that the country’s female police officers have access to separate, safe, and lockable restroom facilities in police stations, Human Rights Watch said today. Kabul’s police chief issued an order on April 10, 2013, for the province’s police read more

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