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Our opinion on the United States and their NATO  allies pulling out of Afghanistan 

To understand whether the US pulling out of Afghanistan is justified or not, we must understand the reason why US went to Afghanistan in the first place. The US went to Afghanistan, in a partnership with the Afghan government to finish off Bin Laden and to eliminate all kinds of threats posed by the terrorist groups in that region to the United States, and to make sure that something like the 9/11 attacks doesn't happen again. They did not go to Afghanistan to rebuild the nation or to help the government forever in protecting their people, the US stayed back in Afghanistan much longer than they initially decided. What we believe in-turn happened is, this made the Afghan government and the people of Afghanistan dependent on the US for protection. They were unknowingly heavily reliant on the US for military protection, the very presence of US military in the region, was something that terrorist groups didn’t want to challenge. When president Biden finally decided to withdraw troops in a phased out and planned manner, the Afghani government underestimated the repercussions of this move and were hence under prepared. They felt they would have much more time before anything of this sort could happen and they planned to be ready by then. Unfortunately the terrorist group took full advantage of the situation and took over as soon as the US started leaving. The whole world now blames the West, especially the US for what's happening in Afghanistan and for withdrawing troops, but in reality, it was never their responsibility to stay back and protect the nation forever. It is the responsibility of the Afghan government to steer and pave a safe and secure path for its people, without relying on the West for support. 

Basic rights for women that must be guaranteed

The world can't afford to overlook and neglect the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan. 
Women's rights should be valued. Core services for women and young girls should carry on with out any inconvenience, but this needs female assistance workers who can create safe spaces, shelters and hideaways for women. Women should be permitted to work and to move unreservedly, and young girls should be permitted to gain basic education.

Women and children are progressively enduring the worst part of the viciousness and form half the number of civilian victims. Afghanistan has been the deadliest spot for kids for as long as six years now. 
Without adequate philanthropic guide, youngsters are in danger of child labor and child marriage. 
Sexual orientation based brutality general spike in the midst of emergency, and women face rising degrees of abusive behaviour, misuse and ill treatment. 

World pioneers should fill the wide hole in funding so women and children can get assurance and meet their fundamental requirements.