Mohammad Mohaqiq Condemns Khalilzad’s Opposition to Afghan Women’s Meeting
Afghan political figure Mohammad Mohaqiq has criticized former U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad for his opposition to a political-civil meeting organized by Afghan women in Pakistan.
Kokcha News Agency – Mohammad Mohaqiq, a prominent Afghan political figure, has strongly condemned Zalmay Khalilzad’s recent remarks opposing a political-civil meeting organized by Afghan women in Pakistan. Khalilzad had criticized the meeting, describing it as an effort to change Afghanistan’s situation through force.
In a statement on Sunday, August 26, Mohaqiq emphasized that opposing such meetings goes against the principles of democracy and freedom of expression. He also reminded that the Taliban themselves came to power through force and violence, not through the will of the people.
Mohaqiq further questioned, “If Afghan women do not have the right to hold civil meetings, then which group is allowed to hold conferences? Should ISIS organize a conference?” His comments have sparked widespread debate about the right to civil activities and freedom of expression in Afghanistan.
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