EU Taliban invite 'the wrong signal to anyone that is using power as a means of suppression'
Summary
The European Commission invited Taliban officials to Brussels to discuss migrant deportations. Human rights groups oppose the invitation because they fear it supports a regime that restricts girls' education and limits women's public participation.Key Facts
- The European Commission invited Taliban leaders for talks about sending migrants back to Afghanistan.
- Over 80 human rights organizations have criticized this decision.
- These groups say the Taliban government has banned girls from attending school.
- Women under Taliban rule face many public life restrictions.
- Fawzia Koofi, a former Afghan official, said the invitation encourages those who use power to suppress others.
- Critics worry this meeting may make the Taliban seem more acceptable internationally.
- The event took place in Brussels, the EU's main city for political meetings.
- The issue highlights ongoing global concerns about human rights under Taliban rule.
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