Crisis in Afghanistan: Human Rights and Security

by name voted on 16.09.2021

Summary

The European Parliament expresses deep concern over the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, highlighting severe human rights violations and an unfolding humanitarian crisis. It calls for urgent international action and improved EU strategic preparedness.

9 16.09.2021

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Key points

The European Parliament refuses to recognize the Taliban's caretaker government as a legitimate authority.
There are severe and ongoing violations of human rights, particularly targeting women, girls, and ethnic minorities.
A massive humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding, with millions of people requiring urgent food and medical assistance.
The political instability poses a significant security risk to the EU, including an increased threat of terrorism from groups like ISIS-K.

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Loucas FOURLAS

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0:58 min

8. Situation in Afghanistan (debate)

Nikolaj VILLUMSEN

Nikolaj VILLUMSEN

The Left

1:23 min

8. Situation in Afghanistan (debate)

Documents (PDFs)

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