Global Leaders Doubt Claims of ‘Refined’ Taliban
The Taliban said that women will be granted their rights and the private media will remain independent within the framework of Islamic law
Following the chaotic situation in Afghanistan, the Taliban conducted their first media talk, ensuring peaceful terms with other countries and protection of rights of women but the global leaders are still in doubt.
Addressing media in Kabul, the Taliban Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that women will be granted their rights and freedom within the framework of Islamic law.
The private media will remain independent but it should not work against national interests, he added and announced the country will be narcotics-free.
The spokesperson reiterated, “We don’t want any internal or external enemies”.
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Forgiving everyone, he said the Taliban would not seek retribution against former soldiers and members of the western-backed government.
Mujahid stressed that the formation of a new government will be finalized as soon as the unstable condition in Kabul settle, assuring nobody is going to harm anyone or knock on the doors.
However, the global leaders were dead set against the new vision of the Taliban despite the pledges.
The US has said that the conduct of the Taliban regime will determine whether it will be recognized by them or not.
Moreover, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said “The government has “no plans” to recognize the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan”.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson had already said that nobody should recognize the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has termed the development in Afghanistan as a bitter and awful development.
