KABUL: Because the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, people in the country have not been spared by the brutal reality of their government with civilians killed on the road, members of the resistance and former government targeted in the murder of revenge and women who were returned.
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According to ABC, many women protested the accelerating clothing government in Kabul, only two weeks ago said it was now too dangerous to participate in demonstrations, with the threat of death and capturing the city.
Two weeks after announcing their cabinet Taliban had “no mercy” against people in Afghanistan.
Clothing that recently took over the country hit by a war, has promised no revenge attack, but in Panjshir – the last pocket of the Afghan resistance – there were reports of civilians who were shot when they tried to escape.
“Five times they attacked my family,” a young man from Panjshir told ABC.
Panjshir is the last province to fall into the Taliban.
Local Panjeshiri said to ABC through WhatsApp that the Taliban had stopped people to ask them about their associations with the previous Afghan resistance or government movement.
“They took our cellphone and checked it out.
If they find suspicious photos, they kill that person,” he said.
Providing a wave of guarantees on the issue of women’s rights, the Taliban say they are committed to providing women with their rights based on Islam.
In the first press conference in Kabul after taking control, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said, “Taliban is committed to providing women with their rights based on Islam.
Women can work in the health sector and other sectors where they are needed.
There will be no discrimination against women.
“Older generation remembers the ultraconvative Islamic regime that sees stoning, amputation and public execution during the Taliban government before the US-led invasion which follows the terror attack on September 11, 2001.
Under the Taliban, which rules in accordance with strong interpretation of Islamic law, Most women are limited to their homes.