Germany says engagement with Taliban necessary but condemns human rights abuses
Leendertse said Germany backs the UN working group structure established under the Doha process and remains open to “pragmatic forms.
Leendertse said Germany backs the UN working group structure established under the Doha process and remains open to “pragmatic forms.
The resolution, tabled by Germany, Ireland and Sweden, incorporates findings from UN Security Council directives, the Secretary‑General’s reports, and the.
UNAMA said that the meetings gathered representatives from 26 Member States and international organizations, representatives of the Taliban and the.
The session is expected to include the adoption of a nonbinding resolution reaffirming the global community’s commitment to the rights,.
Pakistani officials said that Russia had long signaled its willingness to accept the Taliban as the political reality in Afghanistan.
The coalition described Moscow’s move as “shaking the bloody hands of human rights violators.”
Many Afghans say the Taliban lack both public and legal legitimacy and argue that formal recognition ignores the will of.
“We must not normalize the Taliban without verified, sustained improvements in human rights, particularly for women and girls," Bennett said.
Khan emphasized that Pakistan maintains “very warm and cordial relations” with Moscow.
Women say the move legitimizes a regime that has spent nearly four years suppressing half the population.