ویدیویی به افغانستان اینترنشنال رسیده که نشان می‌دهد یک جنگجوی طالبان در حال انجام رابطه جنسی با یک دختر خردسال است. این جنگجو، در حالی در یک خانه این دختر را وادار به سکس می‌کند که ترانه طالبانی نیز از موبایلش در جریان عمل جنسی شنیده می‌شود. pic.twitter.com/C4YHsmuaSG — افغانستان اینترنشنال – خبر فوری (@AFIntlBrk)
Aamaj News Revealed; CNN report about the marriage of a 9-year old girl with a 55-year old man for money is a 'TV Drama' and 'Fake News'. Father of Parwana: "The marriage of my daughter 'Parwana' with her 55-year old uncle 'Qurban' is a thorough lie."https://t.co/mmcEe7mtfd pic.twitter.com/EoStBOdLZK — Aamaj News (@aamajnews24) November 8, 2021 Aamaj
Cycling News: Afghan cyclist Rukhsar Habibzai will continue with her racing dreams, despite being forced to leave her country as part of the mass evacuation of vulnerable citizens who faced targeted gender violence by the Taliban. The member of the Afghanistan women’s cycling team nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2016, has relocated to
By RFE/RL’s Radio Azadi Michael Scollon November 5, 2021 Hundreds of school-aged girls in Afghanistan are getting around the Taliban’s efforts to stymie their education by going online, giving them the opportunity to continue to learn everything from computer programming to sculpting to yoga psychotherapy. “It sends a clear message to the Taliban,” said Maryam, who
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty November 5, 2021 Cricket Australia (CA) says it is postponing the hosting of a first-ever match against Afghanistan until “the situation is clearer” in the South Asian country following the Taliban takeover. CA confirmed on November 5 that the test match will not take place on November 27 as scheduled in
8am: According to the female activist’s relatives, they have contacted local Taliban officials to track down the perpetrators, but have not received a positive response. According to them, there are currently four unidentified bodies of young women in the hospital morgue, whose families have not yet been found. Click here to read more (external link).
By Ron Synovitz RFE/RL’s Radio Azadi November 4, 2021 Life has become a nightmare of despair for 22-year-old Maryam Rezaei since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan less than three months ago. In early August, before the Taliban stormed into her neighborhood in the western city of Herat, Rezaei was among more than 10,000 women
WSJ: A week after the Taliban swept to power in August, a businessman who had become an official in Afghanistan’s new government turned up at Ayesha’s home. He demanded the family hand over Ayesha and her four sisters to repay what he said was a $250,000 debt owed by her brother. Click here to read
Al Jazeera: Hundreds of girls and women continue to learn – some online and others in hidden makeshift classrooms – despite closure of schools. Click here to read more (external link). Related Taliban Prohibits Private Universities from Hiring Instructors Without Their Approval A School Staff [Member] Died of Starvation in Badakhshan Province
8am: A number of education activists demanded the reopening of girls’ schools, and creating job opportunities for female teachers while maintaining their respect and legal privileges. According to education activists, girls’ schools are closed for high school in 30 provinces. Click here to read more (external link). Related Taliban Ought to Pay us, Say Teachers