112 Cases Related to Women's Rights Handled in One Week
KABUL (Afghan Verified) -- An authority handled 112 cases related to women's rights in one week.
RTA reported the development on April 10, 2026.
The figure of 112 cases was processed within the short timeframe of seven days.
No details were provided on the specific authority responsible or the nature of the individual cases.
The report from the state broadcaster presents a concrete number on the handling of women's rights matters.
Such cases typically involve issues affecting women, though specifics were not elaborated in this instance.
The information is supported solely by RTA, with no conflicting accounts from other sources.
This single-source account is considered reliable based on its direct details, including the exact count and timeframe.
The story pertains to society issues in Afghanistan.
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