Germany said on Monday that it has allowed two messengers to enter the country for the first time after the fundamentalist for the first time from the ruling Taliban rule of Afghanistan, the Islamist movement took away power in 2021.
The remedy was approved to facilitate exile in front of Afghan migrants, after 81 Afghans, with refuge claims and criminal sentences on Friday.
The flight was the second of the IT baby since Germany resumes exile in Afghanistan last year, who were caught after the Taliban returned to power and Germany closed its embassy in Kabul.
Merz insisted that the Taliban does not want to recognize formally
The German government, except Russia, does not formally recognize the Taliban government for its human rights records and the treatment of women.
But this is “technical contact” with the Taliban to deal with exile, which has been facilitated by Qatar.
German Chancellor Frederick Merz has emphasized that despite allowing consular employees to enter the country and work, the Taliban Islamists will not have any diplomatic recognition.
Currently, the Afghan diplomatic representation in Germany is led by officers who were recognized before the 2021 Taliban acquisition, according to the German Foreign Office, stating that the staff in Afghan missions are thin.
The Foreign Office said, “The German government is interested in ensuring that Afghan National in Germany gets sufficient consular support – it involves, for example, issuing passports,” the Foreign Office said.
According to the German Daily, the Taliban messenger, who arrived at Germany over the weekend, will work at the Afghan Embassy in Berlin and the Afghan Consulate in Bonn Frankfurt Allgemine Zitung (FAZ),
Hot button issue amidst the rise of far and wide
Germany stopped exile in 2021 when the Taliban took control of the country. However, amidst the rise of far-flung and anti-immigrant rhetoric, the government led by the Orthodox block of Chancellor Mars has kept exile on the agenda.
The exile had already resumed under Merz’s predecessor Olaf Sholaz, who had prepared to remove shelter and migrants rejected with criminal punishment in view of violent attacks related to migrants.
The exile of Afghan migrants and shelter seekers has strongly criticized the United Nations in Afghanistan.
United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) spokesman Raveena Shamdasani said it was “not appointed to return people in Afghanistan while talking to reporters in Geneva. ,
“We have BEE to continue human rights violations in Afghanistan,” he said.
Arafat Jamal, who works for the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Kabul, said “Non-Returns Advisory” said what is still a place for Afghanistan, “Conditions on the ground are not yet ready for returns.”
“We urge the country not to forcibly return to Afghanistan,” said.
German government spokesman Stephen Cornelius has said that further exile flights are in the pipeline.
“The government has committed for systematic expulsion of people guilty of crimes and will not be with just one flight,” hey said.
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Edited by: Srinivas Majumdaru
