00:00We believe that EU is undermining its own international obligations if they agree on
00:05any migration deals with the Taliban, because as I said, we believe that there's a real risk
00:11of persecution and torture for people who are being forced back to Afghanistan. And that's
00:16why the EU should have a coherent policy for the country. Some EU member states are pursuing
00:23acts to hold the Taliban accountable for their violations. The EU had shown remarkable leadership
00:31last year at the UN Human Rights Council establishing an accountability mechanism for Afghanistan.
00:35That's why you cannot be condemning their abuses in one hand and send Afghans back in another hand,
00:42because otherwise it's called hypocrisy to do so. The meeting that we are looking at in Brussels
00:49will also be an opportunity for member states and for member states at technical level
00:53to establish contacts because it will be those member states that will have to carry out returns
01:02and that have to also be in touch themselves. And again, we speak here in the very first place
01:09about persons who pose a security threat and about serious criminals that member states want to return.
01:19that will fight with seven politicians. But we assume that we can therefore underground
01:20And if we could try to overlook ourselves, that there is a horrific fighting fight,
01:21you really cannot support us crear them or not لل support if there's a way.
01:22Because there is a consequence of presence in silence that they want to remain in peace
