“Most of our people turn their cases over to the #Taliban or tribal elders,” she noted. “[But] the Taliban always rules against women or talks about stoning and lashing [them]."https://gandhara.rferl.org/a/taliban-courts-ghor-justice-afghanistan/31000489.html …
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Your expectations are so high from the taliban on transparency and I really do not know who is really going to hold them accountable? The afghan gov who is really bad at transparency itself or the American gov who would do anything for the talibs to make her deal a success story?
Yeah, agreed. I don't know who can hold them accountable. But at the very least the US, western donors could push them a lot harder on these issues, for example, as they claim to care about human rights. (But maybe that's just naive...)
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I thought the US/EU cared so much about HR when I was in high school & prayed Clinton would intervene when the Taliban banned all women from going to school & could beat them for wearing the wrong trouser with a whip in front of my eyes & I couldn’t do anything about it.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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It’s likely a theological conversation a much as it is about Islam in the modern world and the changes in women’s roles in Saudi Arabia. I can’t imagine a donor led conversation would be terribly useful.
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Donors have conversed with the Taliban for a number of years. Back channels have been open on humanitarian grounds for a number of years. The US, Pakistan & Saudi radicalized a whole population of Afghans 40 years ago. Perhaps it will take 40 years to de-radicalize.
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In which I would also anticipate that all rights are assigned by God and not people.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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