Jahanzib Wesa
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#BREAKING🚨 With tears streaming down their faces and documents clutched in their hands, a numbers of homeless women and their young children in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, are crying out desperately for help. These mothers, as she says some of them widowed, are facing displacement and uncertainty, with nowhere safe to turn. A mother crying with load voice say: “Who will come to our rescue? Who will help us? We have thrown us out of our homes!” Afghan women and girls are already deprived of education, employment and fundamental freedoms. Now, more women and children are reportedly being forced from their homes, facing hunger, homelessness and despair. Where are the United Nations and international human rights organisations? The world must not abandon these mothers and children. This gender apartheid and crimes against humanity. #SaveAfghanWomen #FreeAfghanWomen #UN
Jahanzib Wesa202,012 просмотров • 7 дней назад
BBC report and documentary, on the plight of poor Afghan fathers forced to sell their children to survive. Except you have to read some way into the article - which is around 2,500 words long - before it becomes clear they are specifically selling their daughters into child marriage and domestic slavery. “If I sell one daughter, I could feed the rest of my children for at least four years,” says one father. Another father, pictured in the article, sold his five-year-old little girl. The framing is extraordinary. Not only because the fact only female children are being sold is presented as unremarkable. But also because the fathers making the decision are presented as the victims - rather than the girls who will actually live with the consequences of it. The fathers’ desperation is real and tragic. But so is the reality that these girls are being treated as commodities.
Jahanzib Wesa2,114,351 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад
International Day of the Girl Child, But What Is There to Celebrate for Afghan Girls? Every day, I receive heartbreaking messages from inside Afghanistan about girls facing forced marriage, child marriage, mental health struggles, and other forms of suffering. Meanwhile, millions of girls are denied their fundamental right to education, freedom, and the opportunity to build their own futures. For Afghan girls, this is not just a day of celebration. It is a reminder of a continuing injustice. I call on the United Nations and the international community to stop treating engagement with the Taliban as progress while Afghan girls remain excluded from classrooms. Dialogue must bring real change, accountability, and the restoration of fundamental rights. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #EndGenderApartheid
Jahanzib Wesa50,620 просмотров • 6 дней назад
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Content Warning ⚠️ This is the reality facing children in Afghanistan today. Look at the condition of these children in a Madrssa under the Taliban control and the cruelty and abuse they are being subjected to. Before, during the Republic, children went to schools in an organised and dignified environment. Today, basic children’s rights are being ignored, and no one seems to be paying attention to the violence and suffering imposed on them. This is what children’s rights look like in Afghanistan today. Meanwhile, the United Nations and other organisations continue to receive funding from the international community in the name of protecting Afghan children and women, claiming that they are implementing projects for them. But where is the protection? Where is the accountability? Where are the basic rights of these children?
Jahanzib Wesa79,754 просмотров • 19 дней назад
Another shocking incident in Takhar. This video shows Taliban fighters beating and threatening women, preventing them from even returning to their homes. This is the painful reality for Afghan women under Taliban regime. #FreeAfghanistan #WomenRights #Freedom
Jahanzib Wesa277,004 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад
Where are the UN and child protection organizations while Afghan young girls are being sold because of hunger and poverty? This father in Afghanistan was forced to sell his 7 year old daughter after his children went two days without food. This happen today in #Afghanistan.
Jahanzib Wesa438,961 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад
🚨 BREAKING: Taliban forces reportedly arrested 20 women in central Kabul. Four have reportedly been released, while 16 were transferred to Taliban intelligence custody. The reason for the arrests remains unclear. Afghan women must not be subjected to arbitrary detention.
Jahanzib Wesa65,985 просмотров • 24 дней назад
⚠️ #Warning: This video contains distressing content and may be upsetting to viewers. If you see this and believe in humanity, child rights, young girls, and human rights, silence is not an option. When we stay quiet, these crimes happen again and again. We must stand against abuse and exploitation, no matter who the perpetrators are. Why world is silent about the #Epstein and all criminals!!! The videos revealed in the #EpsteinFiles are deeply disturbing. They expose the horrific exploitation of children and the complete failure of powerful systems to protect the innocent. This is not politics. This is not gossip. This is about justice, accountability, and protecting children. Silence protects criminals. Speaking out protects victims.
Jahanzib Wesa596,474 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад
Members of the Women Courage Movement in Afghanistan continue to raise their voices despite threats, writing on walls against child marriage. Child marriage is a violation of human dignity and a threat to the future of children. The world must not stay silent. Where is the UN?
Jahanzib Wesa364,573 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад
This is heartbreaking and incredibly hard to hear 💔 Quetta, Pakistan: A three year old girl is reportedly being forced into marriage with a 60, year, old man because of financial pressure on her family. After a dispute, the man reportedly said he would leave the three year old and instead wanted to marry her five year old sister. Some sources also reports that another young girl from the same family was previously killed, and that no justice has been served for her. Where are human rights? Where are children’s rights? Where is the UN? #Quetta #HumanRightsViolations #Children #EndGenderApartheid #FreeAfghanistan
Jahanzib Wesa82,511 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
This is not a simple protest. They wear their former uniforms and remind the world who they were, and who they still are. “I was a doctor.” “I was a police officer.” “I was a teacher.” “I was a university student.” “I was an athlete.” “I was a supporter.” Today, the Taliban have pushed them out of their jobs, education, and public life. Yet these Afghan women members of Women’s Courage Movement continue to raise their voices from a small room in Kabul. They have lost their freedom, but they have not lost their courage. Their voices must be heard. Where is the UN? #WomenCourageMovement #FreeAfghanistan
Jahanzib Wesa138,435 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
An 11-year-old Afghan girl, Lina Haidar, has proudly earned her 12th-grade certificate in Germany, breaking national records. In a time when the Taliban bans girls from education in Afghanistan, Afghan girls abroad continue to shine and defy gender apartheid. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn
Jahanzib Wesa990,639 просмотров • 1 год назад
🚨 New arrests of women and girls in Kabul by the Taliban. Afghanistan has become place of fear for women. New footage shows young women being detained without clear reason. The crackdown is spreading, this is not security, it’s suppression. #Afghanistan #WomenRights #Freedom
Jahanzib Wesa931,757 просмотров • 1 год назад
Why are Afghan women always the ones who suffer? A video from Afghanistan shows women being subjected to brutal violence by Taliban forces, with claims that their hands and legs were broken. Is this humanity? Is this human rights? Where is the world’s voice for Afghan women?
Jahanzib Wesa146,259 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад
Afghan woman is crying in unbearable pain. Her voice carries the pain of millions of women in Afghanistan. She says: “The Taliban fired at my heart and at my head because I demanded my rights, my education, and my freedom. They attacked us Afghan women, harassed us, and tried to silence us for raising our voices.” Her tears are not just tears, they are the cries of a nation’s daughters being abandoned by the world. Every tear she sheds tells a story of suffering, fear, and broken dreams. It is heartbreaking to witness women begging for their basic rights while the world remains silent. How much more pain must Afghan women endure before the world finally listens? Where is the United Nations? Where is the international community? Where is the EU? Why are you silent? The silence is heartbreaking. The silence is painful. The silence is dangerous. This silence is enabling normalization. I call on each of you: raise your voice. Stand for humanity. Stand for Afghan women’s rights. Stand for women’s and girls’ education. Stand against gender apartheid in Afghanistan. Silence in the face of oppression is complicity. The women and girls of Afghanistan must not be abandoned.
Jahanzib Wesa192,257 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
This is video shared by young Afghan girl inside #Afghanistan: “This is me. This is Afghan women.” While #women elsewhere live freely, Afghan women face forced marriage, violence, suicide and no basic rights. Yet UN and world continues to normalize with Taliban. How much longer?
Jahanzib Wesa25,691 просмотров • 15 дней назад
This is the true face of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan، a country that shows no mercy to Afghans. Those who have faced life، threatening danger in Afghanistan and fled the Taliban are denied medical treatment and subjected to abuse by Pakistani military government. Even in government hospitals, they can lose their lives, simply because they are Afghan. In this video, an innocent child cries out: “My father was not treated!” 💔 The grief of this child and their mother speaks volumes. Afghan refugees، women, children, human rights defenders, and journalists، are brutally neglected and mistreated by Pakistani authorities. Government hospitals refuse to provide care. The cruelty and injustice of the Pakistani government directly endanger lives, showing no mercy or humanity whatsoever.
Jahanzib Wesa241,112 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
Forcing girls—especially minors—into marriage is crime! Yet in some countries, such atrocities occur daily, where girls are subjected to physical & mental torture by families & coerced into marriages against their will. We need to stand for freedom of women.
Jahanzib Wesa737,445 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Hanifa Girwal, a brave human rights activist, addressed the UN Security Council today, speaking for Afghan women and girls and warning of the deep crises endangering Afghans and global stability. She called on the UN and the international community to act. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn
Jahanzib Wesa393,484 просмотров • 1 год назад