Hasanuzzaman This is the first time that Afghan women have taken to the streets against the Taliban regime. Four women protested Taliban rule in the streets of the capital, Kabul, holding placards with their demands.
At this time, Taliban fighters were standing in front of them with weapons in their hands. Anyone who saw such a scene was amazed. The courage of these four women has surprised not only the eyewitnesses but also the people of the world. While thousands of foreigners and Afghans are fleeing the country in fear of the Taliban, such a protest incident on the streets of the capital Kabul cannot be said to have given courage to oppressed women. At the beginning of the Taliban regime, Afghan women went into hiding. Within two/one days some women journalists come to their workplace in a terrible and scary environment. their
Among them are women journalists of television channels Tolo News and Ariana News. Among them, journalist Behesti Arkhand televised a live interview with Abdul Haque Hemad, a member of the Taliban's media team.
On the other hand, women journalists Hasiba Atakpal and Zahra Rahimi have also been praised in the country and abroad for publishing live reporting in Kabul city. Following their path, many working women have the courage to take to the streets. Women are going to shopping malls. But most of the women are staying at home. The few women who are going out are under constant fear of Taliban. When Abdus Salam Hanafi, the deputy head of the Taliban's political office in Doha, Qatar, called on women workers to return to the workplace, many women responded to that call, and were encouraged by that call. But although the Taliban gave amnesty to the employees of the previous government, in reality, exceptional cases have also been observed.
One woman who fought directly against the Taliban is Salima Mazari. He is a very brave and responsible person. On one hand she is a governor of a province and on the other a brave woman warrior. He continued to fight against the Taliban occupation till the end. He was arrested when he tried to go out after hearing about the amnesty of the Taliban. The Taliban ordered the opening of all recreational parks, including educational institutions, to normalize the situation. In the light of that decree, a children's park was opened in the northern province of Jowjan as usual. But shortly after opening, the Taliban entered the park and set it on fire. Many people think that they have caused such an event after seeing the sculpture there.
Jalalabad province is located 90 km from Kabul. When the Taliban hung their party flag here, the people of this city immediately became enraged. They united and took out a protest march to protest this incident. At that time they had the previous government's flag in their hands. Three civilians were killed when the Taliban fired indiscriminately on the procession. When the people take out the procession with this body, the mourning procession is called
It grows and covers the entire city.
The Taliban have made it clear that they will never return to democracy. They will introduce 'Muslim Sharia Law'. The law that women have no freedom. If this law comes into force, Afghanistan will once again be isolated from the world. Signs of that have already started to be found. Britain has said it will not recognize the Taliban government. About 7 billion dollars held in the US Federal Reserve will be returned
no China, Pakistan, Russia, Thailand initially wanted to recognize the Taliban government, but now they are backing down. Australia has also been angered by its troops for shooting dead an Afghan interpreter.
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