<p><span><a href="/en/afganistan/kabul" class="glossify-link">KABUL</a> activists on Thursday warned that the country would plunge into crisis if differences among leaders of unity government were not bridged.</span></p>
<p>The Civil Movement of Social Justice (CMSJ), a civil society institute, said differences of opinions between leaders were previously behind the doors and the people had no knowledge about them.</p>
<p>But those differences surfaced publicly which showed that the governance would get worse if the situation was not controlled, the CMSJ warned.</p>
<p>Ahmad Zaki, head of the CMSJ, in a meeting held in Kabul said recent statements by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Abdullah Abdulalh about his concerns about the government were earlier realized by the people.</p>
<p>“Abdullah who has 50 percent share in the national unity government said I am not convinced regarding performance of the government. I fear there will be no big achievement in the future too,” Zaki added.</p>
<p>A day earlier, Abdullah in a conference about human rights said: “The government’s efforts about human rights done in the past few months were not enough. We have already missed opportunities in this regard.”</p>
<p>“The CEO seat is not an imaginary, ceremonial or a gift by someone,” he said.</p>
<p>Another member of CMSJ Ghulam Mohammad Mohammadi said a political transition of the government should be more legitimate but he regretted violation of the constitution and election law during the election process.</p>
<p>“Our demand from the leaders is that to respect the agreement they signed during the formation of the national unity government,” he said.</p>
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