The United Nations, US: The “terrible” report has arisen that the Taliban has greatly limited the rights of women and girls Afghanistan in the area they seized, the Secretary General of the UN Antonerres said Friday.
The Taliban has edged closer to Kabul and the full control of Afghanistan, triggering concerns will return to their brutal regime which was overthrown by the 2001 invasion of the United States.
“I …
very disturbed by the initial indication that the Taliban impose limitation of human rights in areas under their control, especially targeting women and journalists,” Guterres told reporters.
“It’s very terrible and heartbreaking to see reports of hard rights from Afghan girls and women who are cheated,” he added.
The head of the United Nations warned that “directing attacks on civilians is a serious violation of international humanitarian law and amounts for war crimes.” Security forces in Afghanistan have surrendered in front, with individual warriors, units and even all divisions surrender – submit militants even more vehicles and military hardware to trigger their lightning progress.
The Taliban imposes ‘terrible’ sidewalks on Afghan women’s rights: United Nations
