We demand the arrest of Anas Haqqani, one of the worst terrorists in the world. A member of the Taliban delegation to Norway to meet with Western diplomats to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, he is currently at the Soria Moria hotel in Oslo, Norway.

Anas is a leader of the Haqqani network, which carried out some of the deadliest attacks against the civilian population in Afghanistan and NATO forces between 2001 and 2021.

We denounce Anas Haqqani for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
The Norwegian police must immediately arrest Anas Haqqani. This matter is urgent because Anas Haqqani will return to Afghanistan on Tuesday, January 25.
The Haqqani network has been recognized as a terrorist network since 2012. It is an armed group that is part of the Taliban and made up of 4,000 to 15,000 armed fighters who operate in Afghanistan against international forces.

Anas Haqqani is also the son of Jalaluddin Haqqani, founder of the Haqqani network and the brother of Sirajudin Haqqani against whom the FBI has issued an arrest warrant against him. The Haqqani network is part of the Taliban Taliban Terrorist Group that currently rules Afghanistan.

Let us not forget that he is responsible for the death of thousands of innocent people and the exile of thousands of Afghans who are today in Europe and in the world.
By welcoming terrorist war criminals to its territory, Norway is putting itself in opposition to all values in favor of human rights. This country forgets that the Taliban are terrorists responsible for the loss of the fundamental rights of Afghans and women in particular. 18 million women are locked up at home without any activity and without access to education. Those who try to demonstrate peacefully to claim their rights are arrested, tortured, raped, killed.

Anas Haqqani must be arrested immediately and brought before the courts with jurisdiction over terrorism and crimes against humanity.

We seek the support of all defenders of human rights, democracy and freedom.
It must no longer be possible for us to attend the invitation of terrorists by member states of the European Union and defenders of human rights.