Afghan Foreign Minister Invites Women Journalists to Press Meet
Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has organized a second press conference in New Delhi, inviting women journalists after facing criticism for excluding them from a previous press meet.
Muttaqi's initial press conference on October 10 was criticized for being a men-only briefing, with photographs showing no women journalists present.
- The Editors Guild of India and the Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) called the exclusion "highly discriminatory".
- Journalists, opposition leaders, and women's rights groups also condemned the move.
The exclusion was rejected based on diplomatic protocol or the Vienna Convention.
Author's summary: Afghan Foreign Minister invites women journalists to a press meet after backlash.
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