Healing Afghanistan - Restoring the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in the International Community

€ 8,99

The International Community should be advised that the Taliban-government is currently in dispute. Due to the Taliban’s bad governance, Afghanistan is currently like a lost puppy, which needs protection and safeguarding by the United Nations (UN) - since the Taliban leadership is failing to bring violent extremists from IS-K to justice; due to bad governance and of fear of retaliation by Islamic State. To avoid a power vacuum in the region – and another potential civil war – the NGO BTB-Global Peacebuilding will be handling stuff in the meantime; such as domestic policy, foreign policy and human rights issues - so that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) can be restored in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. As things stand, things could not be any worse in Afghanistan. Three million people have been displaced in Afghanistan so far, and thousands of civilians have been murdered and assassinated by the Taliban – including social activists, journalists, bureaucrats, judges and public figures. Also, women are being increasingly hunted down and shot dead by Taliban extremists, who have perfected ways to infiltrate women’s groups. Hence the UN must intervene with more pro-active measures, to prevent the abuse and murder of innocent civilians and women - as well as the summary killings of former security forces. It should also be noted, that although IS-K and the Taliban are separate organisations, IS-K has done an enormous service to the Taliban - as IS-K's actions are so heinous, they make the Taliban look more moderate. Hence it is imperative that the Global Community implements more aggressive counter-terrorism capabilities and peacebuilding measures; to prevent the killing of innocent civilians and children in Afghanistan - as stipulated by the UDHR. This includes Russia, Pakistan, the EU, UK, US and African Union (AU) - which should work together with the UN to bring violent extremists to justice in the region; so that the children in Afghanistan can live in peace and go to school - in particular girls who are prevented by the Taliban to attend sports, secondary schools and universities - which is unacceptable. The International Community is advised to keep a safe distance from the Taliban-government, until these human rights issues have been resolved and stability has been restored in the region. In the meantime domestic policy, foreign policy and human rights issues concerning Afghanistan will be handled by the NGO BTB-Global Pecaebuilding.