Taliban's heavy shadow on women's lives: From the ban on education to arbitrary arrests
It is five days since the deprivation of Afghan girls, while the Taliban have been targeting women's freedom and human dignity with arbitrary arrests and systematic repression.
Kabul - In recent days, the Taliban are a new wave of arbitrary arrests against women in Kabul, especially in the areas New city And Textile، آغاز کرده‌اند. این بازداشت‌ها که از ۲۵ تا ۲۸ سرطان انجام شده، تنها به بهانه «عدم رعایت حجاب اسلامی» صورت گرفته و باعث نگرانی گسترده در میان خانواده‌ها و نهادهای بین‌المللی شده است.
According to local sources, forces The famous The Taliban raided the streets, stores, hospitals and vehicles in the New City area, arrested dozens of women without providing a legal order and without official explanation and transferred to the renowned ministry centers. Some of these detainees have been released by families' guarantees, but many are still in custody.
Following this repression, the Taliban on Friday and Saturday of the same week, in parts of the Kabul plain, especially in The alley of mission And Barchi CenterThe young girls have been detained in a violent way, without female agents, and threatened with physical threats. Witnesses have reported illegal inspections, violent behavior and direct threat of families.
The United Nations In response to these events, in an official statement, the arrests have "apparently violated human rights" and called on the Taliban to immediately release all detainees and end the systematic suppression of women. The statement warned that continuing such policies leads society to forced silence and atmosphere of fear.
با وجود این اعتراضات، طالبان تاکنون هیچ پاسخی ارائه نکرده‌اند و نگرانی‌ها درباره سرنوشت زنان بازداشت‌شده، خطر شکنجه یا بدرفتاری در بازداشتگاه‌ها همچنان ادامه دارد.
These events are only part of the bitter reality that Afghan women experience since the Taliban's return; A situation that reveals new aspects of repression, discrimination and violence every day.
- 1 day It is under the deprivation of Afghan girls.
- Arbitrary arrests of women in areas New city And Textile Under the pretext of "non -observance of the Islamic veil".
- Dozens of women They were arrested without a legal order and transferred to the Ministry of Affairs.
- The United Nations The arrests have been called "a clear violation of human rights" and called for immediate release of the detainees.
- Concerns about the risk of torture or mistreatment in detention centers continue.
The situation of women in Afghanistan under the rule of the Taliban is becoming more and more critical. From deprivation of education to arbitrary arrests and systematic repression, Afghan women face numerous challenges. The United Nations and other international institutions must increase their pressure on the Taliban to end this situation and revive women's fundamental rights.
For more information, see reports from human rights organizations and international institutions.
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