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Danish speaks out in support of rights for minority groups

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Sarwar Danish, Afghanistan’s second vice president, said at a gathering on Sunday that the basic rights of Afghans, especially minorities, need to be focused on and preserved during peace talks and after a peace agreement has been reached.
 
Speaking at an event on the vulnerability of minorities and the peace process, Danish said that Afghanistan’s Constitution clearly lays out the rights of ethnic, tribal, and cultural minorities but many of these rights have not yet been implemented.
 
“In our country when you speak about minority rights, some people say that it is against national unity, however respecting minorities and other cultures is national unity and will improve solidarity, ” said Danish.
 
According to Danish the minority groups should be represented in the peace talks by their own representatives.
 
“Despite the Afghan government and people supporting the peace process, minorities are seriously concerned about their rights [being preserved],” said Danish.
 
Afghanistan’s Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) said minorities and victims voices should not be ignored in the peace talks.
 
“All human rights, especially victims’ rights, should be considered for the sake of lasting peace in the country,” said Naeem Nazari, deputy head of AIHRC.
 
On the other hand, the state minister for human rights affairs said that there is no excuse for human rights not to be upheld.
 
“Special attention is needed for [preserving] women and minorities’ rights,” said Sima Samar, state minister for human rights affairs.
 
Participants of the gathering emphasized that Afghanistan is the home for all Afghans and without the rights of minorities the country will not achieve a lasting peace.

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Haqqani and Syrian FM discuss situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan

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Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani, Minister of Interior of the Islamic Emirate, held a telephone conversation with Asaad Hassan al- Shaibani, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Syria, regarding the situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

According to a statement from the Ministry of Interior, both sides emphasized the importance of strengthening relations between Afghanistan and Syria.

During the discussion, the two sides also talked about the latest regional developments.

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Afghan FM Muttaqi discusses Pakistan tensions with Qatari and Saudi officials

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Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Amir Khan Muttaqi, held separate phone calls with senior officials from Qatar and Saudi Arabia, focusing on the recent escalation between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

In his call with Qatar’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi, Muttaqi said Afghanistan’s recent security actions were aimed at protecting sovereignty and territorial integrity. Qatar expressed support for reducing tensions and said it is ready to play a constructive role.

During his call with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan, Muttaqi praised Riyadh’s diplomatic efforts and reaffirmed Afghanistan’s desire for positive relations based on mutual respect. Saudi Arabia stressed de-escalation, dialogue, and respect for sovereignty as essential for resolving disputes.

Both Qatar and Saudi Arabia agreed to maintain ongoing contact and support diplomatic approaches to regional stability.

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Afghan forces conduct fresh airstrikes on Pakistani military targets

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The Ministry of Defense of Afghanistan has announced that Afghan forces carried out fresh airstrikes on military targets in Miranshah and Spinwam, in Pakistan.

The strikes took place last night around 12:00 AM, according to the Ministry. In its statement, the Ministry said the Miranshah and Spinwam military bases were destroyed, resulting in heavy casualties.

The statement added that these “successful strikes were carried out in response to repeated air incursions by the Pakistani military regime.”

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