when it comes to the report of amnesty international, i grew up admiring the work of amnesty internationalknow the work of amnesty international. i was not trying to criticize them. i was focused on this report. i was not referring to a report that came out back in november or december. going back to your question, i think the root cause has to be steady. ethiopia is an important country. i don't think it will become like yugoslavia. it has a strong foundation. my father's generation grew up in europe where everybody was saying ethiopia a breakup because of endless conflicts going on. the famine and all kinds of stuff. ethiopia survived. ethiopia i hope will survive. it has to begin to have a conversation, a needed conversation between different actors. there are so many differences in ethiopia. there are many organizations that are taking arms to address what they perceive to be injustices done to them or to their people. perhaps it might be my background that i believe that conversation is more important than taking arms but i think ethiopia should begin to look at those options because

we have seen the amnesty — round? absolutely not. we have seen the amnesty report, _ round?n the amnesty report, that _ round? absolutely not. we have seen the amnesty report, that is _ round? absolutely not. we have seen the amnesty report, that isjust - round? absolutely not. we have seen the amnesty report, that isjust one | the amnesty report, that is just one case. they have killed 45 innocent civilians who were supported by the afghanistan human rights commission. because we are in very close contact with the hazaras, we get reports of human rights violation and killing by the taliban.— human rights violation and killing by the taliban. there is mass fear and panic. — by the taliban. there is mass fear and panic. we _ by the taliban. there is mass fear and panic, we have _ by the taliban. there is mass fear and panic, we have seen - by the taliban. there is mass fear and panic, we have seen the - by the taliban. there is mass fear l and panic, we have seen the scenes at the airport, people trying to leave. do you think your community, the hazaras are in a more dire sit

amnesty for all illegal immigrants. the numbers are iffy at this point because it's not written down fully in black and white. it could be as many as 10 million illegal immigrants. the large majority of the illegal population. and the initial offer from the white house in the legislation that they introduced a number of months ago was no enforcement of any kind in response. no balance, no nothing. the idea that now it is the amnesty is paired with a little bit of extra money at the border for border patrol agents, maybe some wall construction, that a comparable balanced deal is absurd. the problem at the border is not that we don't have enough agents. although obviously more resources would help. the problem is one of policy where this administration is de facto welcoming inviting illegal immigration. until that changes, we can't even have a debate about legalizing illegal immigrants. >> according to the hill and the prospectus would not only offer the dreamers but also migrant farmworkers, workers essential to the pand

and so it's just not right to insinuate that amnesty international only look. so one side or the out there we don't and, and our track record is extremely well through been. b all over the world. secondly, i've also spoken to, to big timber personally and those who are in the camps in sudan. and i also, and my colleagues would have liked to have gone to t grey. samuel did. the problem is not one of resources. the reason why there haven't been more on the ground, the sta, shuns or any on the ground investigation. the t gray is simply because the opium government has not allowed human rights in the organization such as international and those to go to t great journalist of had a very hard time and documented. a the difficulties them hard operating and te gray and i've only had access to parts of t grey humanitarian agencies, un and n g o z our complaining day and day out about their operation. being restricted, humanitarian workers have been killed after some very responsible statements by governmental authorities and human nor ganawe's ations as operation levels

ah, holly bon talks amnesty and says he wants women and the government people are just the life with the group in charge. the i'm sam is a than this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, evacuation slide resume at kava lab for the day off the thousands of people tried to leave the tale bond takeover. but a different scene along the line border with pakistan populated by ethnic groups. taliban draws some support from make shift, shampoos shattered people. it has quite hit haiti and now facing flash floods, brought on by a tropical storm. ah baton, the bombs trying to ease fears in afghanistan a day off the chaotic scenes of people desperate to get out. the grooves declared an amnesty across the country and is urging women to join the government on the 2nd day of its takeover. murder evacuations have resumed at campbell at fault. on monday, hundreds of africans ran onto the tarmac some clinging to the under carriage of a u. s. c, 17 military plane. the e u is calling for europe to create monetary and corridors to avoid the risk of refugees attempting the dangerous journey t

if you read the amnesty international report, that is quite plain.s systematic. they have conducted their report, they investigation remotely. they have relied on what they call "community workers". we are very sceptical of those— who those community workers might be. we conduct our investigations on the ground. and as far as accountability is concerned, our commitment, our seriousness has also been demonstrated by the fact that we are— we have allowed the un high commission for human rights to conduct a joint investigation with the ethiopian human rights commission. only a government that is transparent, that is committed to the highest standards and values would allow it's— would permit this kind of scrutiny.— a government that is transparent, that is committed to the highest standards and guidance would allow, would permit this type of security. you are right to point to the joint investigation and the un human rights commissioner is involved and she says she takes the amnesty international report very seriously. but there is another profound prob

ah, the taliban talks amnesty and says it once, women and it's government, just people just to live with the group in charge. the 11 o'clock, this is out there a life and also coming up evacuation flights resume a couple airport, a day off to thousands of people tried to flee the taliban take over. but a different scene along the line border with pakistan and populated by ethnic groups who support, which makes you shelters of shattered people and a quick hit and now facing flash floods brought on by a tropical storm. ah . so the taliban is trying to ease fears enough gun. this done a day off to thousands showed up a couple airport and a desperate attempt to get out. the group is declared an amnesty across the country and is urging women to join its government. things seem relatively calm at the airport now. military evacuation flights have resumed in a tv interview, a member of the taliban cultural commission has tried to assure afghans who worked with the government. they will not be at home. tell me i want to stumble kamali, men on the atlantic emerett of a gun, a son with full dignity

amnesty for 10 million people. our military cuts when we are leaving innocent people behind in afghanistan, it should not happen. it is up to you all to spell it out and to broadcast it because it is criminal what this administration is doing. it is criminal what nancy pelosi is doing. it is criminal for her to calls back to do what she is asking us to do which is to spend more of your money. i am thankful for all of my colleagues at the freedom caucus. we have just begun to fight. and i do not care whether it is not printed in the press, whether the majority of people are not seeing anything, we are going to stand up because our country is too important. where do you go if it is not america? venezuela? cuba? china? see how that works out. thank you all for coming today and appreciate everyone coming. louie gohmert. >> thank you. if it were not for what was going on, real travesty going on in afghanistan. the travesty going on in our southern border. all of the crises this administration has created themselves, the

there _ amnesty? do you think they will forgive you? there has - amnesty?dshed in cobble, a lot of people have lost lives. what do _ bloodshed in cobble, a lot of people have lost lives. what do you - bloodshed in cobble, a lot of people have lost lives. what do you tell - have lost lives. what do you tell those _ have lost lives. what do you tell those families _ have lost lives. what do you tell those families who _ have lost lives. what do you tell those families who have - have lost lives. what do you tell those families who have lost - have lost lives. what do you tell . those families who have lost loved ones? _ translation: i have to say, we have given amnesty to everybody, we have forgiven everybody. this given amnesty to everybody, we have forgiven everybody.— forgiven everybody. this is the wheels of _ forgiven everybody. this is the wheels of islamic _ forgiven everybody. this is the wheels of islamic emirates. i forgiven everybody. this is the | wheels of islamic emirates. we forgiven everybody. this is the - wheels of islamic emirates. we are n

the promise of amnesty mercy and reform to the test. but they give me that i have only contempt for those, leaving those with brains, the young wife. how will the country recover and develop if they leave, and which is why they're making such a public relations effort. why outs permit us store and media to film and talk to the fighters? but that's what they did. let us into the checkpoint and feel that trophies, so this is one of the taliban. how much? what would be bold stephen on videos. they have hundreds and hundreds of these thousands of other vehicles, billions of dollars worth of weapons with evaluation vehicles, tags, and even helicopters that just left behind by the afghan military. as it retreated, they've running out of flags to put up across travel, the city and their own, their own vehicles. they related to hoist up white cloth, symbolic of the taliban white flag. the speed of the taliban. the bogs has left them visibly exhausted fighters get little sleep, there's too much to do and to few to do it for now. but that hasn't

ah, the taliban stage, their 1st news conference promising women's rights media freedom and amnesty for government officials and evacuation lights resume at campbell airports a day after thousands of people tried to flee the taliban takeover ah. down to 0 life in london was coming up. sheltering on to make shift cover. now people in earthquake hit haiti facing flash floods brought on by a tropical storm on the u. s. because the 1st water shortages, its largest artificial reservoir could made the worst drought of the century even more severe. ah, the taliban has vowed to respect women's rights. forgive those who fought against them and ensure afghanistan doesn't become a haven for other armed groups that made the promises in the 1st news conference since a stunning take over the countries capital and major cities. they've pledged inclusion education for women, religious tolerance, and media, freedom within the constraints of islamic law. taliban leaders also say amnesty will be offered to anyone who worked with a government or foreign forces. many afghans remain skeptical, and they have

go on you know, this, i've read the reports from amnesty international that came out last night to us and it's, it's. busy a shock, but it's something that needs to be investigated because this kind of investigation is going, it's a coin between both sites. and i hope, you know, organizations like the united nations, i wonder if they have enough resources or commitments from the nation to investigate what's been said by old. busy sites while the international full, texas on the e t o been in their side. there are also accusations from old sites and i hope there will be a fair and just study or investigation to be done because again, the victims are overwhelming and it's even more overwhelming. when you speak to them, i have in person let's, let's come back to just come back to, don't tell her there on that. it comes down to this whole idea of commitment that has to be, will commitment from all sides to tackle this. doesn't it not, not, not just, not just within ethiopia. well, i mean, yes. first of all, let said the record straight and with the greatest respect for the time, you know,

this is a new life coming up in the next 60 minutes, the taliban towards amnesty and says that once women in government, people adjusted life with the group in charge. evacuation flights resume a couple airports a day off to thousands of people tried to flee the taliban take over. j bite new stands his ground, the u. s. president and says he was, it was the right call to pull treats from afghanistan. i am president of the united states america. the buck stops with me and deeply saddened by the facts you now face. when i do not regret my decision, make shift shelters a shattered people in earthquake hit haiti. and now facing flash floods brought on by a tropical storm. i'm sure i guess you're off or including not giving up hope african sounds 1st female power. lincoln still wants to compete in toe chair, despite being close to the turmoil in couple ah, so the telephones trying to ease fears in afghanistan a day off to thousands showed up at capella, forth in a desperate attempt to flee. things seem to be relatively calm. now and military evacuation, flight or resuming the grief is declared

its 1st news conference, promising women's rights media freedom and amnesty for government officials. evacuation flights review met cobble airports a day off to thousands of people, tried to flee the taliban takeover. ah. this is al jazeera life was coming up, sheltering on the makeshift cover. now people in earthquake hidden a t, a facing flash floods brought on by a tropical storm and the hunt for few food and mention in lebanon. word economic crisis disrupting every aspect of life. ah, hello, the taliban has about to respect women's rights. forgive those who fought against it, and insure us galveston doesn't become a haven for other groups. the promises were made in groups, 1st news conference season control of the entire country and just over week televisions, lightning advance, stunned the afghans and the world. and it's been on the public drive to reassure international powers and a fearful population. but many afghans remain skeptical. charlotte bennett begins our coverage from couple of years in the shadows. the taliban spoke. son's face was finally revealed. w. hula moved you

the other she was the amnesty for — working. the other she was the amnesty for those _ working. as well. and a distinction that struck me was that when they were in a type of war fighting for their country... the rules were different. now they are in control, the rules have changed. and again, is that the coherent sort of intellectual way of trying to understand how things have changed was yellow i think —— have changed ? -- have changed? ithink -- have changed? i think so. they realise afghan _ -- have changed? i think so. they realise afghan society _ -- have changed? i think so. they realise afghan society has - -- have changed? i think so. they i realise afghan society has changed. the taliban maybe has change in ideology, they are unchanged, but they are more experienced now. they are on twitter, they are on wi—fi all the time, so they are tech savvy now. it is different, is a different stage for them. and it will be interesting to see what is coming next. but for me, as an afghan woman, also it was interesting that his message was translated by a woman, so today, i was lis

the taliban has promised to respect women's rights given amnesty to those who fought against it. and make sure if can install does not become a safe ground for our groups. but afghans and world leaders are skeptical from mcbride has moved from cobble here.

amnesty international detailing the murder of nine other civilians in that area. a couple of weeks back when the taliban took it over. and, as you say, there's particular concern about the treatment of the hazara minority. they are a community that has long been persecuted. i have to say that yesterday — hazara minority are members of the shia sect of islam and yesterday was a holy day for them. they were holding rallies here. some members of the community saying that they felt safe, that they didn't feel they had anything to fear from the taliban. but in this area, in ghazni province, there seems to have been, for some reason or another, very worrying reports of these massacres and these extrajudicial killings by the taliban. i think it underlines the rather chaotic situation in the country. what is happening in one place might not be happening in another. we were just speaking to one senior localjournalist in eastern afghanistan and he said a group of taliban fightersjust turned up at his house to question him, were trying to confiscate his vehicle. another grou

so amnesty should think seriously about human rights. the execution in the 1980s were, were from them. we're driving a how harris organization that we're fighting for that dom hussein against their own country. imagine if those who are working for the nazis in the 2nd world war, those british and other europeans working for the nazis when they were arrested. what would they do to them? there was capital punishment back then they were executed. these people were fighting for saddam hussein. so they have, they are despised in the country and they are supported by western powers of amnesty. international is all serious. they should be calling out european countries that are currently supporting. it's called this terrorist organization that continues to kill iranians through cooperation with israeli, which mohammed but they were gonna leave it there. but thank you very much indeed for being with us and i'll just thank you. okay, we're bringing some breaking news. the pentagon in the u. s. is on locked on. we believe after at least 2 gunshots

other taliban has promised to respect women's rights give amnesty to those who fought against it and make sure f canister does not become a shelter for other groups. but afghans and world leaders are skeptical about those pledges. many fear returned to the color bonds harsh rule of 20 years ago. charlotte palace begins our coverage from come after years and the shadows, the taliban smokes and face was finally revealed. w hold much ahead fronting for the 1st telephone press conference in 20 years. and 7000 us forces scrambled to evacuate americans on military plains. the taliban coded and historic movement. as the club has been taken to freedom is the right of all nations. the outcome people by using their legal rights after 20 years of war were able to take the freedom to clean the country of the patient occupiers. while the group could not reveal who lead the country much ahead. sid talk the ongoing for an inclusive political system . and promised all afghans rights will be respected. there's a lot of concern about whether women will be allowed to work. that girls can still go to sc

ah, hello, the taliban has promised to respect women's rights given amnesty to those who fought against it and make sure i've got this done. doesn't become a haven for other arm groups. but the valves made in its 1st press conference and 2 decades are being met with skepticism from afghans and world leaders. many fear a return to the taliban harsh rule of 20 years ago. charlotte palace begins her coverage from couple after years in the shadows, the telephone spokes and face was finally revealed. w hulu much ahead fronting for the 1st telephone press conference in 20 years. and 7000 us forces scrambled to evacuate americans on military plains, the telephone coded and historic moment. as i was declared, actually taking the freedom to write the whole nations, the outcome people by using their legal rights after 20 years of war, were able to take their freedoms clean the country of the patient and occupiers. while the group could not reveal who leave the country much ahead, sid talk the ongoing for an inclusive political system and promised all africans rights will be respected. there's a l

it is also declared an amnesty for all those who were younger angel is forgiven. and the embassies and foreign nationals should feel the telephone has sought to portray itself is more moderate than during it's in 1900 ninety's rule. yet people are wondering if this really is the television to point out what the situation in council is really good. now, the taliban, here we have taken control of security and we will hold it until the end of the telephone have made a number of statements that on the surface, the reassuring. but that actions so speak the deeper than words. it's very early now it's very fluid. it's very hard to say. what is happening exactly. you the taliban are in high spirits and defiant as gonna stones days as a battlefield over your head city. hope people stop fleeing and state to the assets for the nation. the move on. we have pardon everyone, all those who have fought against us. we don't want to repeat of war. we want to do away with the factors of conflict for these law make. i mean, rate of, i've got this done, does not have any conflict with

amnesty international says the sexual violence constitute war crimes and may amount to crimes againstamenity and were designed humiliate the ethnic group. some survivors had to have surgery after being raped. some have tested positive for hiv. others reported physical trauma including bleeding, back pain, and an ability. >> we are nine months into the conflict and statements to condemn the atrocities no longer suffice. the u.n. secretary general must send to tigray a team of experts on sexual violence and conflict. reporter: the conflict has displaced nearly 2 million people and left more than 5 million in need of aid. according to the united nations, rape has been used as a weapon of war. several reports have been released of sexual violence in the tigray conflict, some of which also accuse the tigray people liberation front of atrocities. people working with refugees say the known cases are the tip of the iceberg. >> underreporting is everywhere. there are many factors affecting this, like feeling of shame, fear of retaliation. may be the survivor doesn't know -- and all these facto

and also we are hearing of the national amnesty.efings yesterday to the public where a lot of things were mentioned and they were all taken positively. the concern at the same time is that there has not been a clear roadmap announced by the taliban what would be the future roadmap, what sort of a government would afghanistan have and we still have the acting president who is -- who has already announced resistance. that is also a concern now because if we do not have a broad-based all-inclusive government and these people start a new resistance, that means the war will not end. we would witness battles in pockets of the country. there will be a war. the people are happy because what we see is a different taliban. at the same time, they are concerned about the future roadmap and because there is no clarity yet what sort of a government structure or system would afghanistan have after this. >> you spoke a few moments ago about what you believe needs to happen for negotiations to go forward. let me ask you if you think there will be an

least $65.00 people, including dozens of soldiers dying algeria wildfires, ravage homes and hill amnesty international accuses ethiopian and era tray and troops of using sexual violence is a weapon of war, abusing hundreds of women and girls and to grind i the taliban is making new gains across afghanistan as diplomats from several countries attempt to get in traffic and talks back on frank hearing though, in the past week baton bomb taken. 9 provincial capitals, the latest being fully hungry and flies about in the north as well as far in the south. the un says more than 240000 people have been internally displaced since the offensive began. in may tens of thousands of fled their neighborhoods. as the taliban advanced in families have been pining into the country's capital, living in parks and streets with no resources. rob mcbride has more from cobble. the map of who controls what in afghanistan is constantly changing and from the government point of view is changing for the worse. if you look especially at the north of the country at the game of the taliban has been making in recent da

the on group has declared an amnesty across the country in the judging women to join the government . while after monday scenes of desperation, the situation a couple airport is stabilizing with military evacuation flights not resuming hundreds of afghan to earlier run onto the tarmac to escape taliban rule. of course one moment bright is more from couple it does seem to be the town taliban being very conscious of how they are perceived and trying to reassure people, reassure every nerve as population and can be said really good reason to meet people. remember tell about 20 years ago we've seen in recent weeks that taliban have made these, these gains across the country that some taliban units in certain provinces they have been accused of, of carrying out atrocities, human rights abuses, war crimes effectively, things that a number of international organizations have called to be investigated, so you do sense that the taliban wants to distance itself from that it is put out a reassurance that all government employees can return to work without fear of recrimination, which is the 5th

i think it would have been much better because we have announced general amnesty for everyone. the security forces from senior to the junior level. and this fear all this has tyria that has taken place as unfounded. it's now been 7 days since the telephone entered cobble and moved both you said it's leaders didn't intend to make. the developments were so fast that all people were taken by surprise. and when we entered cobble and it was not pre planned because we announced initially that we do not want to enter cobble. and we want to reach a political solution before entering, cobble and making a joint, an inclusive government. but what happened was that the security forces left and they abandoned their places and we were forced to force to ask our forces to enter and take over security syncing. there's been concern over how the telephone will govern and a press conference this week. the group said women will work shoulder to shoulder with men, but within the boundaries of sri a law, the point of inter are going to talk to us precisely that we come to an agreement about what tho

they are under amnesty and so we do not touch them. anyone who stays, we are killing them, is lying after several days here at campbell, at is a parent that the taliban has a massive shortage of manpower. the fight is a book overworked and stretched. nevertheless, this new to taliban is evidently out to win, to borrow a phrase, the hearts and minds of the afghan people rather than crush them. as the previous taliban would have done. whether they're being honest, though remains to be seen as the clock camps down to the august 31st withdrawal deadline evacuation efforts continue with countries racing to get the last of the nationals out in the africa all me. the police and the western bank government are also desperately searching for an exit route as they now fear persecution from the taliban. well, those we just heard. the group has promised they sweeping, amnesty ripley video agency spoke to a man who served as a special forces officer under the previous government version as a mom and i had always wanted to join the military. and so

i think during the time i spent there, if there was an amnesty.esty but i think during the turmoil and during the transition period there is a lot of uncertainty and is a lot of enemies i made during the process what i'm trying to implement reforms. so you don't know what the outcome will be in that process. know what the outcome will be in that process-— know what the outcome will be in that rocess. . , . ., ., ., ~' that process. have they come looking for ou? that process. have they come looking for you? yes- — that process. have they come looking for you? yes- so _ that process. have they come looking for you? yes. so they _ that process. have they come looking for you? yes. so they are _ that process. have they come looking for you? yes. so they are knocking i for you? yes. so they are knocking on doors where _ for you? yes. so they are knocking on doors where you _ for you? yes. so they are knocking on doors where you previously - on doors where you previously resided? yes.— on doors where you previously resided? yes. ~ . , , ., ., resided?

government is taking these allegations seriously when one of your own spokespeople described the amnestyore than a sensational — sensationalised attacks and smears. if you are serious about these terrible allegations, which involve accusations of victims being held in captivity for days and being systematically raped, some being handed overfor sexual slavery, some being raped in front of the children — if you took these accusations seriously, you would have dozens and dozens of members of your armed forces behind bars right now. as i've said, these kinds of matters are matters we take seriously. yes, they could be sensationalised reports drawing exaggerated conclusions, but we take them seriously. we have conducted investigations, and dozens of our soldiers have been sentenced to serious, serious penalties, some including to life in prison. how many? i am more than certain. 0ur actions speak for itself. in addition to this, i want to point out that the defence force is a fighting force, it is a force that has a long track record of serving within the un framework, going back as far as th

despite assurances from the taliban that anyone linked to the government will be given an amnesty, many here are deeply fearful for their future. that's why we're still seeing these chaotic scenes at the airport. president biden tells abc news that leaving afghanistan without chaos was unavoidable and says us troops won't leave any americans behind, even if it means staying for longer than agreed. as western countries ramp up their evacuations from kabul airport, we'll have the latest on president biden�*s remarks. also on the programme... who will help us? the people of haiti hit by a massive earthquake five days ago say there's still no assistance. five from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. —— alive. it's newsday. it's 7 in the morning in singapore, and 3.30 in the morning in afghanistan, where the taliban is strengthening its grip on power, as pockets of unrest continue. in the eastern city of jalalabad, they violently put down an anti—taliban demonstration, reportedly shooting dead a number of people. there have been more chaotic scenes outside the international airport in

but they may be tula the decreed that we do not touch them the day on the amnesty. and so we do not touch them. anyone who stays, we are killing them, is lying after several days here in capital. it is apparent that the taliban has a massive shortage of manpower. the fighters are both overworked and stretched. nevertheless, this new taliban is evidently out to whim, to borrow a phrase, the hearts and minds of the afghan people rather than crush them. as the previous taliban would have done. whether they're being oddest though remains to be seen. i spoke to ali has sony, who is in kabul port. why not terrible suicide bomb happened to dave in to the airport of cobbled i was standing on the s get i will need to get in and they used to so as well as like 5 minutes away, i just saw there was like 45 minutes. they had and they had to, when they was looking look danish people renewed iteration parliament. the difference of them did the type of the type of good. they're willing, we're looking, we're suspicious. they didn't have what they was looking for the airport. they wo

, a blanket amnesty for those who worked with the african government. and us forces. what do you think when you hear the taliban say that, is there any reason to believe that they have changed? no. i don't believe anything. and why do you say that this is just the beginning. we don't know what's happening, everything unfolding day by day. things are changing. all right, thank you so much, megan. let's a fee for sharing your thoughts with us on al jazeera. we appreciate your time. thank you. now on the diplomatic front, the united nations security council held an emergency meeting on august on the secretary general antonio good terrorist called on the taliban to respect human rights and offer amnesty. and he said he's particularly concerned about the rights of women and girls. the international community must be united and to see lies all available instruments to ensure the following. first, we must speak with one voice to oppose human rights. in afghanistan, i call upon the taliban and all parties to respect and protect international humanitarian law an

promising amnesty for all those who've worked with american and nato forces, vowing not to hunt them down or seek retribution. what guarantees will you give to the afghans who are now hiding at home, who want to leave the country, who the americans will transport? they can't get to the airport, so what guarantees? >> we are assuring the safety of all those who have worked with the united states and allied forces, whether as interpreters, or any other field, that they have worked with them. as for their talents and their skills, we do not want them to leave the country, we want them to serve our homeland. >> reporter: and we met the foot soldiers now taking over security in the city. >> now afghanistan will be a safe place for you people, because we are saving the security. we don't give other people the permission to disturb the security of afghanistan. >> reporter: so, you're saying the country is now safe for foreigners? >> yes. >> reporter: in a p.r. blitz, the taliban also claiming women will be able to work and girls can continue their education. but making it clear the rights o

coming up in the next 60 minutes, the taliban talks amnesty and says at once, women in this government that people adjust to life with the on group in charge. evacuation flights resume bill apple. it's a day off to thousands of people tried to flee to telephone taker, but a different scene along the line border with pakistan populated by ethnic group to support the town and makes shelters shattered. people in earthquake, haiti, and now facing flash floods, brought on by tropical storm. i'm john ross, go with the board. has afghanistan's power and pins the 4th to pull out of tokyo also being stuck in the turmoil in couple. ah, so the taliban is trying to ease fears in afghanistan a day after chaos exceeds people desperate to get out. the group is declared an amnesty across the country and is urging women to join his government on the 2nd day of its take over. military evacuations have not resumed at campbell air force. on monday. hundreds of africans run onto the tarmac a couple there for some cleaning to the wings of a u. s. c. 17 military plane. and the you is calling for to create hu

, the taliban. stacy's 1st news conferences, thorns cobble spokesperson for the group promised an amnesty for those afghans who worked for the coalition forces, it was, in fact, one of a number of pledges made i want to give assurances to all competitors, those on the positions side as interpreters involved in military actions or those who health and civilian sectors, we have granted them all amnesty. we don't want to take revenge on anyone and those youths who are talented and from the soil and we don't want them to leave never. they are a valuable asset. they must stay in the country, god willing, and according to sherry law, we will that women work and participate in activities. women are the main symbol of our society. we respect them. women will participate in different sectors of society. although, according to this area law, while fresh videos emerged to be women protesting and carnival, demanding the rights to be respected, including the right to work education and politics. promising to protect women's rights within the limits of his love, the taliban says it will allow them to g

the taliban spokesman promising afghans that helped would have amnes amnesty. the white house was pressed today on reports u.s. intelligence did, in fact, predict this was a possibility and whether it was ignored. and about how to get the afghans to the airport with the taliban controlling the road in. so far, they are only letting foreigners pass through and not afghans. and tonight, the pentagon now saying they plan to transport up to 9,000 people out of that country a day and that they aim to complete the mission by august 31st, of course, the deadline president biden had already set. abc senior paell leading us offrteonhte ig. as many as 11,000 american citizens and tens of thousands of afghans now desperately trying to get out. 4,000 u.s. troops securing the airport here, one day after afghans swarmed the runways, clinging to a cargo plane. the air force now investigating reports several people were killed falling from it. this new video showing several men sitting on the side of the plane as it taxied. the taliban dispersing crowds trying to get into the

we have granted them all amnesty. we don't want to take revenge on anyone and those youths who are talented and from the soil. we don't want them to leave never. they are a valuable asset. they must stay in the country, god willing, and according to sherry law, we will that women work and participate in activities. women are the main symbol of our society. we respect them. women will participate in different sectors of society. although, according to this area law, meanwhile fresh videos, emotions tend to be of women protesting in cobble, demanding that rights are respected, including rights for potentially education and politics and working. promising to protect women's rights though all of this within the limits of islam, the taliban says it will allow them possibly to get an education and possibly to find employment. and to supposedly prove that new ways, there was a rather unprecedented event. one taliban official sat down with a female presenter for an interview with toto news, a local tv station. it's all part o

pledging inclusion and education for women and religious tolerance. recruit insists it will offer amnesty to anyone who works with the governments or foreign forces. but reports of taliban rule in cities captured during the groups advance of raised fears about these promises. the move on to hum, put up a city we have pardoned anyone, all those who had fought against us. we don't want to repeat of war. we want to do away with the factors of conflict. so these, i'm a camera to that kind of stand does not have any conflict with anybody. we want the fighting to end this money amount of money. i hid that these nomic emerett of afghanistan is committed to the rights of women within the framework of shari'a. are even have the same rights. they can work in different sectors on the basis of our rules and regulations in education and health and other areas. well then there are going to be work and shoulder to shoulder with us. what we want to assure the international community, there will be no discrimination against women. but of course, within our religious framework. well let's say go live they

like amnesty international. but i guess my question is, you know, i'm wondering like, who is going to blow the whistle? if you have your opinion, nations inside the you, with the key cream in a tar, committed to certain values and rule of law who are buying the software and using it against their people. you know, where, where do you go with that? if you have the united states that may not have bought the software, i don't know, i haven't seen reporting on that. but nonetheless, you have january 6 protests and you have a kind of complicated question around democracy going on in this country. where is the beacon on the hill, or where's the leadership that you see to try to reverse these trends and either shame these nations or develop protocols against them? is there a playbook that you see that can help turn this tied your hand in my hand. i think what we are we're missing right now is the can wendy's and the lack of commitment on the part of government to take action. i think most government really hoping that

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