The court gave statements from the main clerk Karim Khan since January. Arrest orders remain in their wording, “to protect the victims and witnesses.” Applications in January were also published only partially.
Arrest orders appeared only a few hours after the UN adopted the annual resolution of Afghanistan. In this, the regime in Kabul is asked to put an end to its “growing” oppression of women and girls. The United States and Israel voted against this because they rejected further discussions with the UN Taliban. Russia, which was the first country to become the first country, has officially recognized its regime, China, India, Iran and eight other countries.
Suppression of women and girls
The court justified the arrest order, heading the Taliban government policy “to serious violations of the fundamental rights and freedom of the civilian population of Afghanistan.” There will be “murder, detention, torture, rape and violent disappearance.” While the Taliban established certain rules and prohibitions for the entire population, they were “especially against girls and women from their gender.”
“The right to education, confidentiality and family life, as well as movement, opinion, thoughts, conscience and freedom of religious freedom,” would be withheld. The Taliban are aimed at people whose “sexuality and/or gender identity is incompatible” with the policies of the Taliban refinement of the LGBT-+community, which was also devoid of civil law. Gender persecution goes beyond the “direct violence” and includes “systemic and institutionalized” human rights violations.
The UN also speaks of “systematic oppression.” Independent UN experts and opponents of the Taliban demand to name the Taliban policy “gender apartheid.”
Hakkani is responsible for this. Ahunddsada as a spiritual and secular head of the Emirate Taliban ordered completely new laws in March after he rejected that the laws that actual in accordance with the previous government were only revised.
Taliban leaders do not leave the earth
Due to the arrest orders of more than 120 member states, including in Germany, in order to ensure their observance if one of the demanded of them must go to one of the countries. Unlike other Taliban leaders, Ashonddsada and Akkani did not leave Afghanistan since their absorption in August 2021.
The Taliban reacted on Tuesday afternoon. They described the process as a “expression of hostility” in relation to “Islam and its legal system” and explained that they do not recognize any obligations to the “so -called ISC”. In February, they left the previous government.
The approach of Karim Khan to Afghanistan is controversial. In March 2022, he underwent a temporary investigation of the situation, but limited it to the actions of the Taliban and the Islamic state. His predecessor Fatu Bensud also wanted to investigate violations of the United States and allies of Afghan government forces. Therefore, President Donald Trump imposed sanctions against her and three other icchh judges. Khan is currently resting in his office for accusations of sexual attacks.
With the decision of Haag, the leading political chiefs of these briefings, with whom the Federal Minister of Internal Affairs, Alexander Dobrindt, want to negotiate regular deportations.
