Can the United Nations and the international community guarantee that by recognizing the Taliban, social justice, human rights and women's rights will be respected???

Can the United Nations and the international community guarantee that by recognizing the Taliban, social justice, human rights and women’s rights will be respected???

Maryam Marouf Arvin, the general manager of the “Purple Saturdays” protest movement, told Rakhshaneh media: “Opening the way for the recognition of the Taliban regime as a terrorist group in Afghanistan is actually a great and unforgivable torture and dishonor to the people of this country, especially women. And it is the girls who stand against the misogynistic policies of this group.”

Mrs. Arvin says, it is really questionable what made the international community to open the way to recognize the regime of this group, considering all the tools they have in their hands to restrain the Taliban.

By raising the question whether the United Nations and the international community can guarantee that by recognizing the Taliban, social justice, human rights and women’s rights will be respected or not, Ms. Arvin warns that the Taliban’s thoughts have not changed since the 1990s. If it is recognized in Afghanistan, this country will become a safe haven for terrorism.

Arvin goes on to say that the performance of the United Nations and human rights advocates in Afghanistan has created the belief for the country’s citizens that this organization, including all institutions that speak about human rights and women’s rights, in collusion with the Taliban are trying to protect the interests of hegemonic countries. provide like America.