The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has fully cooperated with all investigations and fact-finding missions by entities and individuals assigned under the framework of the United Nations to look into the human rights situation in Afghanistan, and all of the IEA departments, including the security apparatus, have fully cooperated with such inquiries. Therefore, the said missions should ethically not act in bad faith or abuse this spirit of cooperation.

Inspite of this favorable working environment, some individuals – contrary to internationally accepted fact-finding methodologies – base their reports on rumors and unverified sources (social networks and e-mail addresses) and use such claims for political scoring against the government. Such reports not only lead to people’s confidence being lost in their reports but also raise questions about the impartiality and credibility of such organizations.
All allegations related to the violation of human rights of citizens, regardless of affiliation of the plaintiff and defendant, will be investigated with full transparency, and justice delivered to the rightful by our judicial system.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, in both words and deeds, remains committed to the basic human rights of its citizens in the light of Holy Islam and our national values. In line with these values, following the developments on August 15, 2021, there has been significant positive changes in the human rights situation compared to the last two decades.
States and international organizations should not allow such people to misuse the name of their countries and organizations to pursue their prejudices and political agendas, and undermine the spirit of cooperation between states for addressing pressing humanitarian issues.

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