b) Ensure open borders with countries sharing land-borders with Afghanistan. c) Respect and protect the rights of at-risk individuals including human rights defenders, civil society members, women and girls, LGBTI people, politicians, local government and mayors, members of minority ethnic and religious groups, journalists, entertainers, former government workers and other at-risk groups. 5. On humanitarian aid a) Ensure safe passage for humanitarian aid workers delivering critical services to Afghans across the country to ensure humanitarian aid can continue without interference. The World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) works with around 200 member organisations which make up its SOS-Torture Network, to end torture, fight impunity and protect human rights defenders worldwide. Together, we make up the largest global group actively standing up to torture in more than 90 countries. Helping local voices to be heard, we support our key THE FATE OF THOUSANDS HANGING IN THE BALANCE: AFGHANISTAN’S FALL INTO THE HANDS OF THE TALIBAN Amnesty International 30