The spokesperson for Kabul Police Command has stated that preliminary investigations related to the death of Fereshteh Emadi, an employee of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), indicate that she hanged herself in the jurisdiction of the 15th district of Kabul city.<\/p>\n
Khalid Zadran said yesterday that initial findings were obtained based on forensic examinations and preliminary reviews by the responsible agencies. According to him, after the completion of full forensic examinations and other technical investigations, the final results will be shared with the public.<\/p>\n
The Kabul Police Command spokesperson also described some reports and narratives published in several media outlets regarding this incident as “rumors,” emphasizing that these accounts do not correspond with the facts. However, further details about the circumstances and how the event occurred have not been officially released yet.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) issued a statement calling Fereshteh Emadi’s death a painful loss and extended condolences to her family, colleagues, and loved ones. The agency has requested that media and the public respect the privacy and confidentiality of the deceased’s family during this difficult time.<\/p>\n
Fereshteh Emadi was working in activities related to health and population affairs with UNFPA. This incident comes at a time when transparency and access to accurate information about similar events have consistently been serious demands from citizens and civil society organizations in the country.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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