Speakers at Washington Event Say Taliban Rule Has Not Erased Afghans’ Democratic Aspirations
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Former US and Afghan Officials Urge Continued Engagement and Accountability on Afghanistan – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Former Afghan and US officials have called for continued international engagement with Afghanistan, greater support for women and civil society, and stronger accountability for the Taliban as the country enters the fifth year since the group returned to power. The remarks were made on Tuesday, August 25, during a program on Afghanistan organized by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) in Washington. The event focused o…
Speakers at Washington event say Taliban rule has not erased Afghans’ democratic aspirations
Five years after the Taliban returned to power, activists, journalists and former diplomats said at a Washington gathering that the Taliban’s control of the country has not erased Afghans’ demands for education, political freedoms and a voice in their future, while some called for changes in both political strategy and US policy towards Afghanistan. The National Endowment for Democracy event, focused on Afghanistan five years into Taliban rule, …
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ikz-online.deFive years after the Taliban took power, how do people live in Afghanistan today? Our crisis reporter was on the scene and reports on what has changed since then.
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