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The US-Taliban deal will not bring peace to Afg. It will not end d war & bloodshed. It is an important but fragile first step towards political resolution of the current conflict in Af. Peace however, will require much more, from US, our allies, the region & mostly, us Afgs.
On d Afg side, peace, firstly, requires the Taliban to be independent actors determined to end d bloodshed & willing to acknowledge a transformed Afg society, with Af women as actors & agents with equal rights to men, with active, critical media & independent civil society
It requires Af gov & political elite to commit to & succeed in building a strong & inclusive alliance in support of peace, a mission that is further complicated by recent developments. Af gov must also ensure d agenda 4 talks reflects demands & concerns of women, victims & youth
It requires all of us, Afg women, youth, human rights community, media, art & culture community, to mobilize & advance our vision: an equal, free & tolerant society where justice is a key ingredient for lasting peace
The road ahead will not be easy & we all have a responsibility towards a positive,sustainable outcome. We will certianly have setbacks, mistrust & frustration. But if anyone thought war was ever worth trying,we should try a thousand times more 2 end it & achieve lasting peace.
Some day can start today. The people must realize peace
Only us can (if we want to) make peace!
Excellent points!
This deal will bring peace for sure and send you home too.
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