Taliban must respect human rights for international recognition: UN chief – Times of India

New York: UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Friday (local time) said that Taliban Human rights must be respected for recognition and international support.
The UN chief made this statement while setting his priorities for 2022 General Assembly In New York, Tolo News reported.
Touching on the issue of Guterres Afghanistan and human rights in the country said that respect for the rights of women and girls and human rights in general is essential Islamic Emirate To gain recognition and gain international support.
“It is absolutely essential for them to have full respect for the rights of women and girls and a positive attitude towards human rights in general, both in terms of their objective of recognition, but also in terms of their objective of gaining international support for their own people.” perspective,” he said.
Women’s right to work and girls’ right to education are two major issues that the international community has set out as part of the conditions for recognition. After the fall of the former government, secondary girls’ schools are closed in most parts of the country.
US Special Envoy for Afghanistan Thomas West The Islamic Emirate has said that the international community will pay the salaries of Afghan teachers when all-girls schools reopen in the coming school year, Tolo News reported.
The UN chief also informed the world about facing a five-alarm global fire, which requires the full cooperation and support of all countries, reports Tolo News.
“I want to start the year by raising five alarms – on COVID-19, global finance, climate action, chaos in cyberspace and peace and security,” he said. “Now is not the time to list challenges and grieve, now is the time to act,” he said.

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