New Delhi: Former Lieutenant Puducherry Governor (LG) Kiran Bedi said that the world community should not leave Afghanistan without placing a humanitarian security mission in place.
In a series of tweets, Kiran Bedi said, “The world community should not come out of Afghanistan without a humanitarian security mission in place.
We have left the vulnerable to the road or locked in their homes.” The US on Tuesday was completely withdrew from Afghanistan after 20 years of his attendance at The country.
Marking the United Nations and US President Joe Biden, he said, “We still have to consider sending as soon as possible inclusive mission to fulfill this humanitarian crisis.
Such peacekeeping mission has occurred in the past.” Bedi, IPS officer Indian first woman, said no There is something unique to the world community to place a humanitarian peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan.
“It only requires 5P to decide to send (5P is a permanent member of the Security Council – US, China, Russia, England and France),” he said.
He asked: “Could it be that the withdrawal of US troops was not preceded by the UN humanitarian peacekeeping mission to prevent this giant human crisis in Afghanistan?” He can still.
“He said the world community owed to women, children and other people in need, to consider Delivery to Afghanistan as a humanitarian security mission.
“Afghanistan has a UN mission in the past as a ‘light foot print’.
Now it is needed for humanitarian land to protect human rights,” he said.
The recipient of the Ramon Magsaysay Award also recommends the strong presence of the United Nations in Afghanistan which tore the problems that have been controlled by the Taliban, submitting a big threat to the safety, security and freedom of women and children.
Bedi put his gaze as a former police advisor to the Secretary General of the United Nations about peace operations.
He marked a number of handles including the United Nations, UNICEF, Malala, Kailash Satyarthi, PMO, the State Union Minister for external affairs Meenakashi Lekhi and several news agencies.
In other tweets, he said, “(I) suggest a UN women attendance in Afghanistan with men in teams to ensure the petrified women’s security.
The presence of women from the UN assistance institution will provide relief and guarantee that they are not alone.
Maybe have some detention effects On the offender.
I wrote this as a former police advisor to the United Nations Secretary General of Peace Maintenance.
“Kiran Bedi has said that the appeal by the Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala and Kailash Satyarthi to the United Nations might help.