America Told The Taliban, To Respect Human Rights

America told the Taliban, to respect human rights if you want to achieve international recognition: The US on Taliban.

Ian McCurry, the head of the US mission in Afghanistan, said on Sunday that the United States would continue to hold the Taliban accountable for its commitments.

So that Afghanistan does not become a safe haven for terrorists including ISIS and the Khorasan branch of Al-Qaeda.

America told the Taliban, to respect human rights: Challenges in Afghanistan.

McCurry tweeted: “Over the past year in Doha, we’ve held talks with the Taliban to resolve important issues.

We have provided extensive consular services to US citizens, the LPR, and others associated with the Afghan people.

I am glad that we have been able to help many Afghans at home and abroad over the past year, but I still face many challenges in Afghanistan.

Expressed disappointment over human rights abuses.

He expressed dismay at the Taliban’s refusal to allow girls to enter secondary schools and credible reports of human rights abuses, including a decline in media freedom and unacceptable restrictions on women’s rights.

Taliban must respect all Afghan people.

“If the Taliban hopes to gain the acceptance of the international community, they must listen and respect the views of all Afghan people and respect human rights,” McCurry said.

I appreciate the extraordinary support from international partners and like-minded community.’ He has sent this clear message to the Taliban.

America gave 777 million US dollars.

The United States also coordinates humanitarian aid with the United Nations and international partners.

“The United States remains the largest donor to international relief efforts in Afghanistan,” McCurry said.

We have provided more than US$775 million in humanitarian assistance since August 15, 2021.

The US issued a general license.

“We continue to work closely with partners to help stabilize the Afghan economy,” McCurry said.

The US Treasury Department has issued a number of general licenses to facilitate the flow of economic activity and vital assistance to the Afghan people.