Afghanistan’s women protest as U.N. hosts meeting in Doha on “how to engage with the Taliban”

The United Nations kicked off a two-day, closed-door meeting in Qatar on Monday, aimed at helping the international community figure out how to save lives in Afghanistan without bolstering the Islamic hard-liners of the Taliban movement currently in control of the country. In a statement on Sunday, the U.N. said the meetings’ objective was to “achieve a common understanding within the international community on how to engage with the Taliban” on issues including “human rights, in particular women’s and girls’ rights, inclusive governance, countering terrorism and drug trafficking.” But even before the meeting in Doha, Qatar got underway, it was…