Pakistan Urges Taliban to Curb Terrorist Groups Operating From Afghan Soil
Pakistan says more than 4,700 civilians have died in attacks from Afghan territory and urges the Taliban to stop militant groups operating there.
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Pakistan urges Taliban to curb terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil
Pakistan has urged the Taliban authorities to honour their international obligations, lift restrictions on women and girls, and take decisive action against terrorist groups operating from Afghan territory, warning that it would exercise its right to self-defence against threats to its citizens and national security. Speaking at an interactive dialogue with the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Afghanistan, Counsellor Muhamm…
Pakistan urges Taliban regime to end repression of women, curb terrorism from Afghan soil
Pakistani envoy says Taliban regime must fulfil its int'l obligations.Terrorism at heart of Afghanistan's challenges: Counsellor Ajmal.Envoy says Islamabad would exercise its right to self-defence.Pakistan has urged the Afghan...
Pakistan tells UN it cannot remain idle amid cross-border terrorism from Afghanistan
UNITED NATIONS - Decrying a sharp spike in cross-border violence, Pakistan has warned that it cannot “sit idle” in the face of an externally backed terrorist onslaught originating from Afghanistan, where the human rights situation continues to deteriorate.
Pakistan urges Afghan Taliban to curb terrorist groups, end restrictions on women
Pakistan has called on the Afghan Taliban to end restrictions on women and girls and take action against terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan, urging the authorities in Kabul to meet their international obligations. The appeal was made by Counsellor Muhammad Jawad Ajmal during an interactive dialogue with the United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on human […]
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