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The Government of Afghanistan is failing to safeguard the basic constitutional rights of informal workers
Informal workers who make the vast majority of its citizens have been extremely invisible and rarely protected by the government in Afghanistan. More
Security for ordinary Afghans is deteriorating
Kabul, 21 September 2008): 63 percent of Afghans believe that the security situation in their communities has worsened since 2004. They are losing faith in disarmament initiatives and have little trust in the capabilities of the police. Poverty and unemployment are identified as the driving forces behind insecurity and they call for these issues to be addressed as a priority. More
The Human Rights Research & Advocacy Consortium (HRRAC) wants the Government of Afghanistan to respect the principles of justice and human rights, which they have sworn to uphold before the Afghan nation, in the discussions and decisions of the National Consultative Peace Jirga and not trample the aforementioned principles. More