Monday, 20 December 2021 – 01:50 WIB
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) meets with Afghan Taliban Interim Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Doha, Qatar, on October 26, 2021. Photo: ANTARA/HO-FMPRC/mii
jpnn.com, BEIJING – There are so many promises made by Taliban leaders once they managed to retake Afghanistan in August 2021. Whether those promises are kept or not, some people doubt it.
“I am very concerned to see promises made to Afghan women and girls by the Taliban being broken. Promises broken are causing nightmares for Afghan women and girls,” said United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at UN headquarters in New York. , United States, on October 11.
Guterres is one of the world’s leading figures who are beginning to doubt the Taliban insurgents have vowed to fulfill the rights of women, children and minorities in Afghanistan.
For at least two months in power, the Taliban are still not allowing girls in Afghanistan to attend school. Women’s freedom of education has been running for 20 years when the US was in power in Afghanistan.
Not to mention the issue of other human rights (HAM) that are not carried out by the Taliban.
Even President Joko Widodo at the Asia-Europe Summit (ASEM) also highlighted the worsening situation in Afghanistan after the Taliban came to power.
“Currently, inclusive governance has not materialized. The humanitarian situation is deteriorating. Around 23 million Afghans are threatened with a food crisis. Humanitarian assistance is a priority. We are committed to providing assistance, including for capacity building assistance,” he said at the ASEM Summit Retreat Session which was delivered virtually from Presidential Palace, Bogor, on November 26.
President Jokowi reminded that respect for women’s rights is one of the promises of the Taliban.
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The UN Secretary General to President Jokowi questioned the seriousness of the Taliban in fulfilling their promises. even the friendly Chinese are getting annoyed with them
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