FILE - In this July 14, 2021 file photo, supporters of the Taliban carry their signature white flags after the Taliban said they seized the Afghan border town of Spin Boldaka across from the town of Chaman, Pakistan. In an interview with The Associated Press Thursday, July 22, 2021, Suhail Shaheen, Afghan Taliban spokesman and a member of the Taliban negotiation team, said the insurgent movement does not want to monopolize power, but there won't be peace until there is a new, negotiated government in Kabul and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is removed. Shaheen said women will be allowed to work, go to school, and participate in politics but will have to wear the hijab, or headscarf. (AP Photo/Tariq Achkzai, File)© ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE – In this July 14, 2021 file photo, supporters of the Taliban carry their signature white flags after the Taliban said they seized the Afghan border town of Spin Boldaka across from the town of Chaman, Pakistan. In an interview with The Associated Press Thursday, July 22, 2021, Suhail Shaheen, Afghan Taliban spokesman and a member of the Taliban negotiation team, said the insurgent movement does not want to monopolize power, but there won’t be peace until there is a new, negotiated government in Kabul and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is removed. Shaheen said women will be allowed to work, go to school, and participate in politics but will have to wear the hijab, or headscarf. (AP Photo/Tariq Achkzai, File) 

Michelle Bachelet declaró ante el Consejo de Derechos Humanos en Ginebra que Afganistán se encontraba en una «fase nueva y peligrosa», con muchas mujeres y miembros de grupos étnicos y comunidades religiosas profundamente preocupados por sus derechos.

«Es importante destacar que, contradiciendo las garantías de que los talibanes iban a defender los derechos de las mujeres, en las últimas tres semanas, las mujeres han sido, en cambio, progresivamente excluidas de la esfera pública», dijo en su discurso.

Bachelet expresó su consternación por la composición del nuevo Gobierno talibán, señalando la ausencia de mujeres y su predominio de la etnia pashtún.

Señaló otras promesas incumplidas sobre la concesión de una amnistía a antiguos oficiales y agentes de seguridad vinculados al Gobierno anterior y la prohibición de los registros domiciliarios.

(Reportaje de Emma Farge; Edición de Andrew Cawthorne, traducido por José Muñoz en la redacción de Gdańsk)

Con información de Reuters