The leaders of the G7, the world’s top seven industrialised nations in the G7 Summit Hiroshima Japan, demanded inclusive governance in Afghanistan and urged the interim administration to put an immediate stop to systemic human rights abuses there.
At their summit this year in Hiroshima, Japan, the Group of Seven-G7—which consists of the seven most industrialised nations in the world—asked the interim administration (the Taliban) that we “demand the immediate cancellation of unacceptable decisions, especially decisions against women and girls.”
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According to a joint statement released on Saturday, May 20th, the Taliban must agree to form an inclusive administration. They should engage in a national conversation that includes all Afghans in authority. This statement was issued by the member nations of the Group of Seven.
According to this statement, “We ask the Taliban to respect Resolution 2681 of 2023 and the United Nations Charter, including Article Eight. Also ensure the unrestricted activities of the United Nations in Afghanistan.”
Germany, America, Canada, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, and France make up the Group of Seven. Each year, the group meets under the presidency of the host nation in one of the member nations.
This group held the 2023 meeting in Hiroshima, Japan. The member countries have published the joint statement on the White House website.