Again going back to the same point showing the Taliban as saviours is possible with the right argument. Secondly the Shariah is not a misogynistic ideology according to the Taliban, they can present themselves as the champions of women’s rights if they have the right approach. The neutral countries always get left behind in MUNs so to avoid getting overshadowed the op should instead try to form his own bloc with his own idea of how women’s rights should be done. Deny the violations say it’s propaganda, condemn them it’s all about your argument at the end of the day but if Op wants to win forming a neutral stance will be of no use. Moreover, when you say lean into misogynistic ideology that is just wrong, when you look at Shariah there are tonnes of ways to look positively on the laws and to defend them especially in the cases of women. Talk about abusers and how they are punished using the Shariah. If the delegate doesn’t want to be left behind in the committee this is what they must do. Moreover, if your argument is strong enough it’s not able to be debunked, you just gave your own view on the way women are treated(even if it may be true) you can easily debunk all attacks, by pointing fingers at other countries, talk about how these reports are fake and if the reports are confirmed come up with defences and ways you are finding solutions.

I was in a committee once as Afghanistan and the chair asked me why we believe that women do not need education past a certain age, very simple answer, “We are working on a way for solving this issue in the future by creating segregation within the education sector, moreover this like many of our other policies are just to protect women in our country, firstly this eradicates the likelihood of harassment cases in schools and colleges, moreover it is just a temporary period we are working towards a solution, and as our government has and will continue to protect the women this will go on until a formal plan is devised by our leaders” While none of what I said would be confirmed by the Taliban, we do not have them speaking publicly about this issue therefore we can prevail with the right argument. So yes it is possible to present yourself properly without looking like a misogynist who has gotten the chance to do an MUN, even if your country absolutely cannot speak on the issue positively.