I am grateful to my hon. Friend the Member for Norwich North (Alice Macdonald) for securing this debate. She set out the situation well, noting that Afghanistan is now one of the worst places in the world to be a woman... The UK Government have consistently condemned the Taliban’s treatment of women and girls. Senior officials travel regularly to Kabul, most recently in December, to urge the Taliban to reverse their barbaric decrees. On every visit, the treatment of women and girls is raised... We are providing support to returnees from Iran to Afghanistan, and that support is mostly funnelled through the International Organisation for Migration. We have allocated over £150 million this financial year for lifesaving aid in Afghanistan, ensuring at least half of the beneficiaries are women and girls. We hosted a food security and nutrition conference last November to address hardships facing Afghan families. We support the UN special rapporteur on Afghanistan and maintain regular engagement with Afghan women. The UK special envoy to Afghanistan regularly meets Afghan women both in diaspora and home country to better understand their needs and how we can assist them. We participated in the Hear Us conference led by Afghan women demanding accountability for Taliban human rights abuses. Dr Sima Samar, an Afghan human rights activist, highlighted the appalling situation for women and girls at the launch of the All In campaign against violence. I have met many NGOs, activists, campaigners, and politicians who advocate for a better future for Afghan women and girls. We will continue to urge the Taliban to reverse their decrees and ensure peace, security, and prosperity with women playing an essential role.