The U.N. Security Council unanimously adopts a resolution urging Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers to swiftly reverse what it describes as a crackdown on women. The resolution calls for measures that restore rights and allow women to participate in public life. In addition to addressing gender-related restrictions, the Council also focuses on security concerns within Afghanistan. It urges the Taliban to combat militant groups operating inside Afghanistan, including groups that Pakistan says conduct cross-border attacks. The resolution reflects shared international concern over both human rights impacts and the regional security implications of militant activity emanating from Afghan territory. While the sources provided do not detail the specific implementation steps or timelines included in the text, they agree on the core elements: the Security Council’s unanimous vote, the call for reversing restrictions on women, and the demand that Afghanistan prevent or counter militant groups linked to cross-border violence. The resolution is presented as a diplomatic pressure mechanism directed at the Taliban leadership to change current policies.