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United Nation to take strict action on public human rights violations in Afghanistan – WHRO

By Journalist Today Network2 min read

World human rights are being violated by
the Taliban dictatorship in all of Afghanistan, including Kabul. People are
running away even leaving women and innocent children.

In such a situation, the common man, women,
and innocent children are suffering in Afghanistan. Whole world is watching
through TV channels, media. Yograaj Sharma, President of the World Human Rights
Organization, in a letter to United National today, has urged the United
Nations and all the countries associated with it to immediately intervene in
this international case of human rights and abuses.

From reining in the Taliban to the attacks
on the lives and dignity of Afghan civilians, to take strict action and stop
them. In this statement, the chairman of WHR has said that it is time for all
human rights organizations to unite, using all their rights from the United
Nations. For this our organization is with the United Nations.

In his statement, Mr. Sharma said that the neighboring countries which should first oppose the
Taliban occupation, they are happy about it like Pakistan. But these Talibani
can cause trouble for them tomorrow too. He said that terrorism is a threat to
the world whether it is in Kashmir or Kabul. It should be condemned. Yograj
Sharma said that humanity cannot be crushed by terrorism. He has also criticized countries
like Pakistan, China, which make terrorists and said that double standard on
terrorism will not work. Those who encourage those who suppress human rights
are equally guilty.

WHRO's media head Vijay Sharma has thanked
PM Modi for all possible help to the refugees coming from Afghanistan. Prime Minister Modi asked the authorities to ensure the safe evacuation of all Indian
nationals from Afghanistan and to provide shelter to Sikh, Hindu minorities who
want to come to India from Afghanistan. Mr. Sharma said that the government
should bring back every single Indian stranded in Afghanistan at the
earliest.

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