Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani called religious leaders to condemn the Taliban

"Enough! It is no longer acceptable! This is contrary to Islam, it is inhuman!"

In Afghanistan, it's been over two months that "Ashraf Ghani took office as President": http: //fr.euronews.com/2014/09/29/afghanistan-ashraf-ghani-investi-president/. However, he still has not managed to form his government. This does not prevent him from making commitments. The latest: combating violence against the Taliban.

With force, this Sunday, he called on religious leaders and tribal leaders to respond. "Enough! It is no longer acceptable! This is contrary to Islam, it is inhuman, he insisted. If we weaken the Taliban believe in committing such terrorist attacks, they have to know that all Afghans are determined, and never give in to terrorism. "

Afghanistan including the capital are hit for several weeks by a wave of deadly attacks. To eradicate this violence, Ashraf Ghani announced it would reinstate a security organization that existed in the 1980s This body would be responsible for coordinating the action of the police, army and intelligence services.

The subject is even hotter than the forces of the Afghan law will soon find themselves alone. On 31 December, the last combat troops from NATO have finally left the country.