The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF), an anti-Taliban political and military faction, has demanded international humanitarian intervention in Afghanistan and urged the international community to put an end to the Taliban rule through "humanitarian intervention”.

AFF has called for an international conference to decide on the future of Afghanistan.

This marks the first instance where a political and military group opposing the Taliban has advocated for renewed military intervention akin to the US invasion in 2001, following the collapse of the previous Afghan government.

Humanitarian intervention refers to the governments taking military action in other countries to halt humanitarian crises like genocide, disorder, and chaos. Typically, Western nations have cited this concept to justify military interventions, as in Kosovo in 1999 and Libya in 2011.

On Wednesday, the Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) reacted to the recent report by the US State Department on human rights violations in Afghanistan. The front posted on the X social media platform, stating that this report only scratches the surface of the horrific reality under the Taliban rule.

The front highlighted the presence of terrorist groups, widespread human rights violations, and organised crimes in Afghanistan, emphasising that the region and the world is facing a situation similar to situation before September 11, 2001.

The front emphasized, "All the necessary conditions have been met for humanitarian intervention by the international community in Afghanistan."

Furthermore, the front said that the Taliban's violation of widespread human rights has presented an opportunity for the world to "end the Taliban rule in Afghanistan through the mechanism of humanitarian intervention”.

The front insisted that the world should "facilitate a comprehensive international conference aimed at decision-making regarding the future of Afghanistan, engaging all internal, regional, and international stakeholders in the Afghan matter”.