The US withdrawing troops from Afghanistan without ensuring the rights and protection of women is is unacceptable. The Taliban’s history of brutality towards women must not be forgotten or ignored in these negotiations. nytimes.com/2019/08/16/world…

Peace Road Map for Afghanistan Will Let Taliban Negotiate Women’s Rights (Published 2019)

Afghanistan must “be free of fear and abuse” under a final peace deal, says the country’s ambassador to Washington. An agreement between the U.S. and the Taliban, for new talks with Kabul, raises...

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Aug 17, 2019 · 1:54 PM UTC

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The US has been there for 18 years. Have you noticed the opium industry has not declined there? The whole government is corrupt. Dream on.
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So love doesn’t always work?
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So, you're for MORE involvement in this endless war?
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OMG, It's clear that your concerns about women in Afghanistan deprived you of the sleep. The whole crimes committed by Taliban against civilians are just a drop in the sea of the US crimes against those civilians.
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Marianne you would have to change Islam to change that
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Womens rights are human rights
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What a disappointing view on this. Our presence in Afghanistan isn't helping anything, it's only making things worse. We need to withdraw all our troops and stop killing our soldiers and use the money we waste over there at home.
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How should this be done. We know there are #peacefulsolutions
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A government without a loving vision for the future of the people, eventually perishes.
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