In response to Amnesty International's report on the installation of security cameras, the administrative deputy of the Prime Minister's Office said that the use of the mother of bombs by the US in Afghanistan is not a violation of human rights! But installing security cameras that are used to ensure the safety of citizens is a violation of human rights?!
Publish dateMonday 4 September 2023 - 10:02
Story Code : 276106
Administrative Deputy of the PM in response to Amnesty International's statements:
The use of mother of bombs in Afghanistan is not a violation of human rights! But installing a security camera is a violation of human rights?!
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Abdul Salam Hanafi, the administrative deputy of the Prime Minister's, said at the closing ceremony of the government's reporting program to the nation held in Kabul yesterday that the use of the mother of bomb by the United States in Afghanistan is not a violation of human rights! But installing security cameras that are used to ensure the safety of citizens is a violation of human rights?!
He emphasized that the use of bombs in Afghanistan, bringing the cultivation of drugs to its peak in the country, bombing schools, insulting holy places, bombing people's farms, martyring innocent children were not violations of human rights? And while the legitimate government of Afghanistan wants to install security cameras in public places and mosques in the city to ensure security, the rule of law, and to prevent the vandalism of mercenaries, is it considered a violation of people's rights?!
The administrative deputy of the Prime Minister's Office pointed out that if the installation of security cameras is a violation of the rights of individuals, the Ministry of Interior should install the cameras sooner, then you are the main violator of human rights.
This is despite the fact that last week the Ministry of Interior announced that more than 62,000 security cameras have been installed in Kabul to ensure security, and this process will begin in other provinces of the country as well.
Mat Mahmoudi, a researcher and consultant of Amnesty International in the field of artificial intelligence and human rights, in a statement on (Thursday, August 31) after the announcement of the Ministry of Interior of the Islamic Emirate about the installation of security cameras, said that the installation of cameras by the Islamic Emirate violates the fundamental rights of people, especially women.
However, the Ministry of Interior denied this claim long after publishing the announcement and said that the installation of security cameras is a security necessity, it is a common thing in all countries.
He emphasized that the use of bombs in Afghanistan, bringing the cultivation of drugs to its peak in the country, bombing schools, insulting holy places, bombing people's farms, martyring innocent children were not violations of human rights? And while the legitimate government of Afghanistan wants to install security cameras in public places and mosques in the city to ensure security, the rule of law, and to prevent the vandalism of mercenaries, is it considered a violation of people's rights?!
The administrative deputy of the Prime Minister's Office pointed out that if the installation of security cameras is a violation of the rights of individuals, the Ministry of Interior should install the cameras sooner, then you are the main violator of human rights.
This is despite the fact that last week the Ministry of Interior announced that more than 62,000 security cameras have been installed in Kabul to ensure security, and this process will begin in other provinces of the country as well.
Mat Mahmoudi, a researcher and consultant of Amnesty International in the field of artificial intelligence and human rights, in a statement on (Thursday, August 31) after the announcement of the Ministry of Interior of the Islamic Emirate about the installation of security cameras, said that the installation of cameras by the Islamic Emirate violates the fundamental rights of people, especially women.
However, the Ministry of Interior denied this claim long after publishing the announcement and said that the installation of security cameras is a security necessity, it is a common thing in all countries.
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