All Round View(Peshawar): In Afghanistan, the Second Vice President Sarwar Danesh called on the nation to become united and counter the psychological pressure that the militants are attempting to put on them. Talking to a conference arranged by the Afghan Civil Rights Committees, where besides the activists, the representatives of the foreign countries were also present, Danesh said that the “enemies” seeking to target democracy, law enforcement, election and freedom of speech. Mr Sarwar Danesh son of Haji Mohammad Ali was born in 1961 in Daykundi province, where he has completed his primary education.

Professor Daneshhas accomplished his higher education in Iraq, Syria higher education institutions. He was a member and active participant in the Emergency Loya Jirga of 2002, a member of the Constitutional Drafting Commission through a decree by President Karzai, a participant in the Constitutional Loya Jirga. When Daikundi was announced as a province, he was appointed as the first Governor. He is supported by bei Hesb-e-Wahdat and Vicepresident Karim Khalili.

To gain leverage in the peace talks and violate the achievements of the past 20 years, Danesh said that militants have been trying to create panic, and do all to terrify the Afghans in a bid to build trust-deficit between the government and people. He called on the Afghan masses, media outlets, civil right organizations and politicians to stand coordinated and united against the enemy’s designs. “We must put pressure on the supporters of the terrorists and called on the international community to support the Afghan government in fighting against terrorism.” Referring to the Taliban’s stance regarding the peace process, Danesh said, “The political system and constitution in Afghanistan sans any contrary with the rules, values and notions of Islamic regulation, neither the human rights values have any contrary with the Islamic regulation.” He said that the Taliban cannot enforce its own scripture of “Islamic Regulation” on the people of Afghanistan.

He hoped that the government and Taliban would reach a breakthrough on the agendas of the intra-Afghan negotiations that could also lead to a comprehensive ceasefire between the two sides in Afghanistan. The Taliban should not make hurdles against the peace, he added. The UN Representative to Afghanistan, Deborah Layons, who also provided speech to the journalists, said that the recent attacks on the activists revealed the threats against the human rights defenders and that the UN would always support the activists. European Union envoy to Afghanistan, Andreas Brandt welcomed the establishment of a joint commission for the rights defenders and said that it shows that the government is committed in protection of civil rights activists. Brandt called on the in charges to put the serious investigation on the attacks on the activists, saying that the perpetrators should be held accountable.

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Shanzay Shah is a dynamic and motivated young writer. She has graduated from Army Public School and College, and has been an active participant in all types of creative activities in school and college. She is engaged with the All Round View and the Midnight Posts as Assistant Sub Editor. She possesses good writing and communication skills. Her activities include competitions like spelling bee, debates and quizzes etc. and science projects. After applying at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University, Peshawar she became a student in BS Psychology. She has volunteered in Mental Health Day and contributed all her efforts and hard work for it. She has also been working as an Amazon Seller. She is always been passionate about work. She has worked as a writer in Watt Pad Writing all kinds of short stories for readers around the world. She is the group leader for the creative writing projects.

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