The withdrawal of US and allied forces from Afghanistan will be completed soon.In this context, China has demanded the accountability of the forces of the United States, Britain, Australia and other countries for the alleged human rights violations in Afghanistan.
UN Human Rights Council
At a meeting of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, China held itself accountable for alleged human rights abuses and other negative actions during the deployment of US and allied forces in Afghanistan.Has been declared important.
Addressing the council meeting, the Chinese ambassador demanded that the US military, as well as the forces of the Western defense alliance NATO, be held accountable for such actions.
Responsibility must be determined
At an emergency meeting of the Human Rights Council, Chinese Ambassador Chen Shu said that the US, UK, Australian and other forces need time to be held accountable for alleged human rights violations in Afghanistan.He said that any decision taken in this regard in this emergency session would be an important step towards determining responsibility.
Representatives of member states take part in the proceedings of an ongoing meeting on human rights
Under the Pretext of Assassination
Chinese Ambassador to the Human Rights Council Chen Shu also said in his speech that the US and allied forces.Which are committed to democracy and human rights, have come up with excuses to intervene in other countries.
Governmental and Administrative Models
He also said that after the military coup, they try to impose their own governmental and administrative models on countries with different languages, cultures and historical backgrounds.According to Chen Shu, this force doubles the suffering of the people of the countries in which the killings take place.
Taliban's positive move deserves praise
China has told the international community that it is important to support and praise its "positive efforts" rather than imposing sanctions on the Taliban.Which has gained control of Afghanistan.A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said in a statement that the "positive and encouraging decisions" made so far in Afghanistan deserve praise from the international community.
The statement said the Taliban's commitment to a peaceful reconstruction process, set in a positive direction and efforts to enhance the well-being of the people, undoubtedly requires international support.
Chinese Foreign Ministry
The Chinese Foreign Ministry added that imposing sanctions at every step would not solve Afghanistan's problems but could have negative and dangerous consequences.The Beijing government is still open instead of closing its embassy in the Afghan capital, Kabul and wants to establish friendly relations with the Taliban.
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