The U.N. delegation, including the organization's highest-level female official, visited Afghanistan to seek an end to restrictions on women in education and the workplace.
PENTAGON DODGES QUESTIONS ON DETENTION OF AFGHAN ALLY WHO ILLEGALLY CROSSED BORDER: ‘THIS IS AN EMBARRASSMENT’
"The U.N. personnel in Kabul taking a photo with a terrorist group’s flag brings the United Nation’s impartiality & integrity into question," Nazary wrote."We kindly ask Antonio Guterres to investigate this matter & for UNAMA News to prevent such insensitive actions that can tarnish its reputation."
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