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Examples of Taliban crimes against women in the last two months:
3 mn read The misbehavior and crimes of the Taliban against women have increased sharply in the last few months. This Islamist terrorist group has subjected women and girls to violence in the different regions of Afghanistan. Among these women are those who have been arrested for protesting the regime since the fall of Kabul. A number of them have been killed by the Taliban. In the last few days, several videos from different provinces show their crimes reached their peak. And these are just some of them. In these videos, the girls talk about sexual assault, torture and forced marriages by the
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The Taliban Group Suffocate Afghan Women’s Justice Voice
3 mn read Report on Taliban recent war crimes in Kabul One week ago, the Taliban arrested some protesting women, who stood against this group’s wrong policies in Kabul city. Parwana Ibrahimkhail is one of these women. She is a girl who did not have a father and was raised by her mother. She has one brother, who struggled with a mental illness and he is under constant treatment and care. Parwana started her education at Rana University with many problems in the traditional society of Afghanistan and also started working in a private office. Because this lady herself had always experienced the
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Hidden Crimes of Taliban in Kabul Afghanistan – Ahmed
< 1 mn read Ahmed is the nickname we gave to this boy. He is 20-years-old and he is a student of a private university in Kabul. A few weeks ago, when Ahmad was about to go home, he was stopped by the Taliban and interrogated. After taking the young man’s mobile phone, they checked his WhatsApp and asked about his contacts and who he was texting. Ahmad replied that he had texted his sister and other family members. After few minutes, the Taliban suddenly beat and severely injured him. The Taliban does not respect human rights and interferes in the privacy of the
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Feeling alone and isolated, Sina only has his voice left
3 mn read My name is Sina (alias name) and I was born in a religious family. My father is a clergyman and a spiritual person. From a very young age, I was curious and questioning everything. I was seeking logical and acceptable answers for the actions I was supposed to do and I didn’t like to follow blindly. This was particularly true for the orders and prohibitions in Islam. I always had these questions in my mind about religion. For most of these, I either never got answers or probably got illogical ones. My curiosity and questioning behavior caused me troubles and
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A journey from the Taliban ranks to Atheism
3 mn read Fawad was born in a war-torn region of Afghanistan. He spent his childhood and adolescence among illiterate, ignorant and religious extremists. During that time, Fawad was influenced by the extremist ideology of his region and saw his fellow rural youth fighting for the protection of religion against the government and foreigners in the ranks of the Taliban. His love of religion and homeland encouraged him to join the Taliban. Fawad was physically strong and courageous in the fight against the government and even participated in dangerous operations. Fawad’s bravery made him famous among his peers. The Taliban made him the
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Different thoughts for women in Afghanistan
< 1 mn read Deceived by the devil Maybe an angel from the generation of fire Which showed my honesty and simplicity and deceived me. I was fatima I was the queen of tomorrow. Sometimes they put heaven under my feet and sometimes imperfect intellect. Sometimes addressed me half the men, sometimes they stoned me. Sometimes they swore by my name and cried next to my picture and sometimes they imprisoned me, sometimes they fought for my freedom, and sometimes they sacrificed my pride. And sometimes they made me a toy of their desires… I’m the mother of the human race. I’m Eve, I’m Mariam,
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Unattainable goals of Afghan girls
< 1 mn read I don’t know who destroyed my country, but I saw who paid the price. How painful it is to count the days when schools start. There is no urgency for protecting women rights in Afghanistan. Why can’t we work like men, study, have our own wedding choices? Why can’t we travel like men, and do not tremble that we will be harmed? We girls have the right to choose the right to life the right to freedom. We are the most disadvantaged girls of history. Whose voices are stuck in our throats, we are the same girls who are disappointed
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Difficult times for Afghan Girls.
2 mn read It’s very disheartening that we have no hope for tomorrow. We live in a country where rights of women have always been violated. We want every girl and every woman to achieve their dreams and make their family proud. Women who are the breadwinners’ of their home must work outside the home. Today I met a friend from my school, With a sad face and a heart full of pain. I could see the sadness on her face. Then I asked a few words about how her life is going with the current situation in the country. She answered my
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Help me before I get killed
3 mn read After the fall of Afghanistan, the Taliban announced a general amnesty in the media, but the reality is that the Taliban arrest, torture and kill dozens of their political and religious opponents every day. Facts like these are not published because they control the media internally.Those who have gone into hiding, the Taliban visit their homes every day, harass their family members and try to get their address.The same thing happens to my family every day. When Kabul fell to the Taliban, I changed my old address and hid in a room. Moreover, while the Taliban have not yet been