Switzerland: UN human rights chief "dismayed" over Taliban broken promises

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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet slammed the Taliban over its broken promises on women and warned of a ‘new and perilous phase’ for Afghanistan during the 48th session of the Human Rights Council at the United Nations on Monday in Geneva.
“Facing deepening humanitarian and economic crisis, the country has entered a new and perilous phase, with many Afghans profoundly concerned for their human rights, particularly women, ethnic and religious communities.”
Bachelet went on to state that the Taliban have contracted public promises of forming an inclusive government, “I am dismayed by the lack of inclusivity of the so-called caretaker cabinet – which includes no women and few non-Pashtuns. The overwhelming majority of Afghans do not seek further decades of conflict and division. They long for peace and stability.”
Taliban seized control of Afghanistan on August 15 and initially promised inclusiveness and amnesty for general opponents. The interim government announced on September 7 included no women and Taliban personalities accused of attacking US forces for the last 20 years.
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