Taliban Rule in Afghanistan Challenges Nation-State Relationship and Citizen Rights

The Taliban's rule in Afghanistan, established without popular will or free political choice, challenges the fundamental "nation-state" relationship. This relationship, based on consent and accountability, is undermined by the Taliban's reliance on force, coercion, and decree-based governance. The group lacks clear political, legal, and constitutional responsibility towards the people, jeopardizing citizens' rights and government legitimacy.

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