Kabul : United Nations Accreditation committee not approved Talibanseat with myanmar military junta In the world body, local media reported on Thursday.
The UN committee was convened on Wednesday and delayed a decision on who would represent AfghanistanThe Taliban-led government and military regime in Myanmar, Khama Press reported today.
According to Afghan media outlets, both the seats have been delayed for so long.
The decision means that representatives of Afghanistan’s Islamic Emirate and military junta will not be allowed to sit in the 193-member world body for now.
It is said in a series of tweets by Taliban’s UN candidate Sohail Shaheen that the people of Afghanistan have fought for their independence and they have the right to have representatives in the United Nations.
“It is a legitimate right of the people of Afghanistan to have an independent Afghanistan. They fought for it for decades. Why should they be denied a seat in the United Nations because of sanctions, pressure and why they wanted an Afghanistan, free from occupation and capable of mutual interests? Have a positive relationship with any country in the world on Aadhar.
Since the Taliban’s capture of Afghanistan, the country has become an attractive destination for many militants. Recognizing the Taliban as a legitimate government and giving them a seat and a platform in the United Nations is certainly another morale booster for terrorist organizations to follow the Taliban’s path to power in Central and South Asia and the rest of the world. Will happen.
The UN committee was convened on Wednesday and delayed a decision on who would represent AfghanistanThe Taliban-led government and military regime in Myanmar, Khama Press reported today.
According to Afghan media outlets, both the seats have been delayed for so long.
The decision means that representatives of Afghanistan’s Islamic Emirate and military junta will not be allowed to sit in the 193-member world body for now.
It is said in a series of tweets by Taliban’s UN candidate Sohail Shaheen that the people of Afghanistan have fought for their independence and they have the right to have representatives in the United Nations.
“It is a legitimate right of the people of Afghanistan to have an independent Afghanistan. They fought for it for decades. Why should they be denied a seat in the United Nations because of sanctions, pressure and why they wanted an Afghanistan, free from occupation and capable of mutual interests? Have a positive relationship with any country in the world on Aadhar.
Since the Taliban’s capture of Afghanistan, the country has become an attractive destination for many militants. Recognizing the Taliban as a legitimate government and giving them a seat and a platform in the United Nations is certainly another morale booster for terrorist organizations to follow the Taliban’s path to power in Central and South Asia and the rest of the world. Will happen.
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