Rights experts raise concerns over human rights violations in Afghanistan under Taliban rule

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Washington [US], April 25 (Ani): Some human rights experts have lifted their votes against violations of rights in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime, especially against the minority in the country.

The non -profit organization based in Washington DC “Free Afghanistan” has held Briefing Congress and Podium Discussion on the topic “Prohibition of Afghan Women’s Education and Other Human Rights Violations under the Taliban”.

Free Afghanistan” is an organization whose existence is inspired by a brutal terrorist attack at the Dasht-e-Barche maternity hospital in Kabul on May 12, 2020.Showing cruelty in Afghanistan, especially against the minority in the country, Khalida Nawabi who is the founder of the “Free Afghan” movement said: “The Taliban is a human rights violator and is a terrorist group sponsored by Pakistan.

He explained the history of women’s education in Afghanistan and asked the international and US community to pressure the Taliban to let the girls go to school. He stated “Afghanistan free” as the voice of Afghan women in the United States.

While Joe Clark, Director of Free Afghanistan Inc. Reminded the audience that the US government should not leave its allies in Afghanistan.

America has an obligation to protect the people of Afghanistan, as promised in 2001 when the US invaded Afghanistan. He is also looking for support for resistance to the Taliban, “he said.

Briefing the gathering about human rights violations in Afghanistan, Habiba Ashana, Director of Liberty Collation USA stressed the need to pressure the Taliban by the international community and the US to restart the education of girls.

Arthur Dewey Gene, former Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees and Migration explains the importance of empowering women and the power of education in Afghanistan.

Sabir Naser, the US who is responsible for the Afghan National Resistance Front said that Afghan people currently need support from all places. Afghan people have suffered and victims of war in the hands of the Taliban. Unreated women’s rights. He voiced strong support for Afghan women.

Briefing Congress is also handled by Khalida Nawabi, founder of the Free Afghan Movement, Arthur Dewey Gene, former Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees and Migration, Mehbooba, Media Director, Free Afghanistan Inc., Sabir Naser, US who is responsible for the Afghan National Resistance Front, Joe Clark, Director of Free Afghanistan Inc. and Habiba Ashna, founder of the Liberty coalition. (Ani)