The Chief of the United Nations asks the Afghan Taliban to put an end to their terrorist activities against Pakistan.
Afghanistan should immediately cease all efforts carried out on its territory that pose a danger to the countries to its south and west. UN chief.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Monday that the UN was in talks with the de facto authorities on this issue and urged the Afghan Taliban to stop terrorist groups from striking Pakistan or any other neighbouring countries from Afghan soil.
In response to a question from a reporter about the increased cross-border terrorist attacks from the Tehreek-i-Taliban (TTP) against Pakistan that have claimed many lives, the UN chief said, “We consider that it is absolutely essential for the Taliban to not allow any form of terrorist activity that might have an impact in relation to Pakistan, as in relation to any other country of the region.”
At his year-end press conference, he stated, “There are several unambiguous things that we believe the Taliban must provide from the point of view of the interests of the international world and from the point of view of Afghanistan itself.”
The secretary-general emphasised that all ethnic groups in Afghanistan should be represented, saying that they “must deliver on inclusion in the political institutions in Afghanistan.”
The right of women to work and the right of girls to attend education at all levels without discrimination are two examples of the second facet of human rights, according to him.
We are actively involved in our discussions with the Taliban de facto authorities regarding this, the UN chief continued. “And there is another clear request from the international community, which is for Afghanistan to stop all forms of activity of terrorist organisations from Afghanistan that represent a threat to neighbouring countries, including Pakistan.
