联合国报告 阿富汗法律对妇女不公

A new United Nations report says Afghanistan's judicial system is still failing women, even with the Islamic fundamentalist Taliban out of power.

联合国一份最新报告说，尽管伊斯兰原教旨主义的塔利班不再执政，但阿富汗的司法体系仍对妇女不公。

The report released Sunday says only 5 percent of cases of violence against women result in punishment for the criminals.

这份星期天公布的报告说，在侵犯妇女的案件中，只有5%的罪犯得到惩罚。

The reports also says many Afghan women are financially dependent on the men who attack them.

报告还说，很多阿富汗妇女在经济上依赖侵犯他们的男子。

Afghanistan's constitution guarantees equal rights for women. Educational and job opportunities for women have improved in recent years.

阿富汗宪法保证妇女享有同等权利，近几年来妇女在教育和就业机会等方面有所改善。

But the report says cultural and family pressure, along with alleged corruption and abuse of power by judicial officials, leaves many women feeling as if there is nowhere they can find justice.

但是报告说，文化和家庭压力，以及司法官员被指腐败和滥用职权，使许多妇女感到申冤无门。

U.N. officials urge the Afghan government to strengthen access to justice for women by adopting institutional and policy reforms, and enforcing laws protecting them from violence.

联合国官员敦促阿富汗政府通过机构和政策改革，切实执行保护妇女免遭暴力侵犯的法律，进而加强妇女获得司法保护的机会。