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💔 This is the place, where the Taliban leader resides, hundreds of men gather safely while women beg for their children, denied education, work, and basic rights. A place where women sit on the ground, hoping their voices are heard or a piece of bread reaches their table. Seeing these scenes in the 21st century is a wound that will not easily heal. Justice that pushes women to the margins is neither Islamic nor humane. This is the heartbreaking reality of Afghanistan.

💔 This is the place, where the Taliban leader resides, hundreds of men gather safely while women beg for their children, denied education, work, and basic rights. A place where women sit on the ground, hoping their voices are heard or a piece of bread reaches their table. Seeing these scenes in the 21st century is a wound that will not easily heal. Justice that pushes women to the margins is neither Islamic nor humane. This is the heartbreaking reality of Afghanistan.

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Afghan women risked everything to protest the mysterious death of 17-year-old Faruknda, who died just 1.5 months after her marriage. In streets of Kabul, they bravely wrote her name on walls and chanted: “Justice for Faruknda and Afghan women!” #IStandWithAfghanWomen #UN #HRW

Afghan women risked everything to protest the mysterious death of 17-year-old Faruknda, who died just 1.5 months after her marriage. In streets of Kabul, they bravely wrote her name on walls and chanted: “Justice for Faruknda and Afghan women!” #IStandWithAfghanWomen #UN #HRW

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Women—Freedom—Life🇦🇫 After the Taliban announced the ban on girls’ education in medical institutes, female students in various provinces of Afghanistan protested. Some were barred from institutes and universities by the Taliban with cries and farewells.
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Women—Freedom—Life🇦🇫 After the Taliban announced the ban on girls’ education in medical institutes, female students in various provinces of Afghanistan protested. Some were barred from institutes and universities by the Taliban with cries and farewells.

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Amu reported: Dozens of Afghan women pensioners gathered outside the Taliban pension office demanding their unpaid benefits. Taliban responded with violence. Many can’t afford even one meal a day. This is the situation of Afghan women. #Afghanistan #HumanRights #HRW #UN
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Amu reported: Dozens of Afghan women pensioners gathered outside the Taliban pension office demanding their unpaid benefits. Taliban responded with violence. Many can’t afford even one meal a day. This is the situation of Afghan women. #Afghanistan #HumanRights #HRW #UN

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215,795 views • 1 year ago

Afghan brave female journalist Fawzia Wahdat confronts Taliban reps in Berlin: “If you have a conscience, come out and answer us! You killed our women, our fathers and brothers. You stole our rights. You have no respect for democracy. How dare you speak in a democratic country?”
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Afghan brave female journalist Fawzia Wahdat confronts Taliban reps in Berlin: “If you have a conscience, come out and answer us! You killed our women, our fathers and brothers. You stole our rights. You have no respect for democracy. How dare you speak in a democratic country?”

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237,158 views • 1 year ago

A political analyst stated on TV that while daughters of senior Taliban officials study at universities in Islamabad and Qatar, Afghan girls are banned from education in the name of ‘haram.’ He questioned: if education is forbidden, why are their daughters allowed to study?
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A political analyst stated on TV that while daughters of senior Taliban officials study at universities in Islamabad and Qatar, Afghan girls are banned from education in the name of ‘haram.’ He questioned: if education is forbidden, why are their daughters allowed to study?

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143,414 views • 10 months ago

The Taliban’s Minister of Higher Education has once again in his speech said, branding those who criticize the group’s new so called “slavery order” targeting women as infidels. This order, now added to the Taliban’s Penal Code, places extreme control over women’s private lives. These restrictions impose the harshest pressure on women: they are not even allowed to visit their father’s home. Universities and schools remain closed to them, and some women, driven by despair, have resorted to suicide. For years, the Taliban have refused to acknowledge this reality, choosing instead to continuously humiliate and suppress women and girls. Over the past four years, the situation in women’s health and education has become catastrophic. From tens of thousands of doctors, fewer than ten remain available. Maternal and infant deaths are rising daily due to the lack of medical services and education for women. The situation of women in Afghanistan is truly painful and inhumane. The world must not forget this crisis and must stand against the Taliban’s ongoing bans and oppression. Elon Musk Murtaza Solangi J.K. Rowling António Costa Heather Barr fatima bhutto 🇵🇸🇱🇧🇮🇷 Núria González López Hannah Neumann Amnesty International Beth W. Bailey Sarah Adams Tim Burchett Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 WRN Afghanistan Gordon Brown manisha singhal United Nations
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The Taliban’s Minister of Higher Education has once again in his speech said, branding those who criticize the group’s new so called “slavery order” targeting women as infidels. This order, now added to the Taliban’s Penal Code, places extreme control over women’s private lives. These restrictions impose the harshest pressure on women: they are not even allowed to visit their father’s home. Universities and schools remain closed to them, and some women, driven by despair, have resorted to suicide. For years, the Taliban have refused to acknowledge this reality, choosing instead to continuously humiliate and suppress women and girls. Over the past four years, the situation in women’s health and education has become catastrophic. From tens of thousands of doctors, fewer than ten remain available. Maternal and infant deaths are rising daily due to the lack of medical services and education for women. The situation of women in Afghanistan is truly painful and inhumane. The world must not forget this crisis and must stand against the Taliban’s ongoing bans and oppression. Elon Musk Murtaza Solangi J.K. Rowling António Costa Heather Barr fatima bhutto 🇵🇸🇱🇧🇮🇷 Núria González López Hannah Neumann Amnesty International Beth W. Bailey Sarah Adams Tim Burchett Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 WRN Afghanistan Gordon Brown manisha singhal United Nations

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88,039 views • 9 months ago

A deeply painful and heartbreaking video circulating on social media shows a young innconet girl in Bannu, Peshawar wearing men’s clothes being arrested and tortured by the Pakistani Taliban (TTP). Her story mirrors the fate of Nooria in Afghanistan, who was harassed just a few days ago for wearing men’s clothes while going to work in a café to earn money for her family and sister. -Vidoe social media. #WomenRights #WomenFreedom #HRW
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A deeply painful and heartbreaking video circulating on social media shows a young innconet girl in Bannu, Peshawar wearing men’s clothes being arrested and tortured by the Pakistani Taliban (TTP). Her story mirrors the fate of Nooria in Afghanistan, who was harassed just a few days ago for wearing men’s clothes while going to work in a café to earn money for her family and sister. -Vidoe social media. #WomenRights #WomenFreedom #HRW

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68,686 views • 8 months ago

Women’s rights activists of the Free People Movement in Exile: The Taliban have banned Afghan women from work, education, and freedom. These restrictions have destroyed women’s economic independence. #EndGenderApartheid #FaqirzaMarghalai #UN
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Women’s rights activists of the Free People Movement in Exile: The Taliban have banned Afghan women from work, education, and freedom. These restrictions have destroyed women’s economic independence. #EndGenderApartheid #FaqirzaMarghalai #UN

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140,347 views • 1 year ago

Parwana, 9 year old girl in Afghanistan, reportedly married to 70 year old man in exchange for around $2,000. Her case highlights a persistent reality in which underage girls remain highly vulnerable, often overlooked, and insufficiently protected from early marriage. CNN-2021
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Parwana, 9 year old girl in Afghanistan, reportedly married to 70 year old man in exchange for around $2,000. Her case highlights a persistent reality in which underage girls remain highly vulnerable, often overlooked, and insufficiently protected from early marriage. CNN-2021

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42,835 views • 5 months ago

No Afghan girls, of any ethnicity, are safe in Afghanistan. She says: “I’m an Uzbek girl, denied education for 4 years. My books are closed, but my dreams are not. Learning is not a crime; education is our right.” Stand with them on this #InternationalDayOfEducation.
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No Afghan girls, of any ethnicity, are safe in Afghanistan. She says: “I’m an Uzbek girl, denied education for 4 years. My books are closed, but my dreams are not. Learning is not a crime; education is our right.” Stand with them on this #InternationalDayOfEducation.

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61,314 views • 9 months ago

On the eve of #IWD2026 at UN Secretariat in NYC, Malala Yousafzai Yousafzai said that after Taliban takeover, women and girls in Afghanistan have been erased from public life, no schools, no sports, no singing, no poetry, and called on world to recognize it as gender apartheid and act.
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On the eve of #IWD2026 at UN Secretariat in NYC, Malala Yousafzai Yousafzai said that after Taliban takeover, women and girls in Afghanistan have been erased from public life, no schools, no sports, no singing, no poetry, and called on world to recognize it as gender apartheid and act.

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50,560 views • 8 months ago

A charity, organization, shared a video of a mother’s and her four daughters struggling to survive. With no working men in the family, they have no jobs and don’t know what they’ll eat. Under the Taliban, women’s work is largely banned, except limited healthcare or education roles.
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A charity, organization, shared a video of a mother’s and her four daughters struggling to survive. With no working men in the family, they have no jobs and don’t know what they’ll eat. Under the Taliban, women’s work is largely banned, except limited healthcare or education roles.

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42,154 views • 10 months ago

This is the reality of women and young girls in Afghanistan today. In Afghanistan, a young girl, crushed by poverty and desperation, has been forced onto the streets of Kabul in search of nothing more than a piece of bread. “She said we had nothing to eat for Iftar, not a single meal to break our fast. Hunger left us with no choice but to beg.” No awakened conscience can witness such suffering and remain silent. Where are the United Nations and its partners? Where are the millions of dollars used in the name of women and girls supporting? Why the silence, and until when?
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This is the reality of women and young girls in Afghanistan today. In Afghanistan, a young girl, crushed by poverty and desperation, has been forced onto the streets of Kabul in search of nothing more than a piece of bread. “She said we had nothing to eat for Iftar, not a single meal to break our fast. Hunger left us with no choice but to beg.” No awakened conscience can witness such suffering and remain silent. Where are the United Nations and its partners? Where are the millions of dollars used in the name of women and girls supporting? Why the silence, and until when?

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31,544 views • 8 months ago

Malala Yousafzai: For over 3.5 years, Taliban have stripped Afghan girls of their right to learn. They aim to erase women from society, using culture & religion to justify their crimes. To them, women aren’t human beings. She called on world to support Afghan women’s education.
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Malala Yousafzai: For over 3.5 years, Taliban have stripped Afghan girls of their right to learn. They aim to erase women from society, using culture & religion to justify their crimes. To them, women aren’t human beings. She called on world to support Afghan women’s education.

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54,833 views • 1 year ago

#Emergency Update: The situation has become critical. Pakistani police are taking women rights activists and journalists in vehicles toward the to deportation. The mother shown in this video is in severe distress, and her condition is unknown. Please raise your voice for these women’s, journalists, and girls banned from education are face with deportation. They are in urgent need of protection. If they are deported to Afghanistan, their lives will be at serious risk.
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#Emergency Update: The situation has become critical. Pakistani police are taking women rights activists and journalists in vehicles toward the to deportation. The mother shown in this video is in severe distress, and her condition is unknown. Please raise your voice for these women’s, journalists, and girls banned from education are face with deportation. They are in urgent need of protection. If they are deported to Afghanistan, their lives will be at serious risk.

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32,835 views • 11 months ago

Rochelle Garcia Hermida, EU Parliment member, strongly criticized the invitation of the Taliban to Brussels during an open session of the parliament. She said that this action grants the Taliban international legitimacy and intensifies the suppression of women in Afghanistan.
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Rochelle Garcia Hermida, EU Parliment member, strongly criticized the invitation of the Taliban to Brussels during an open session of the parliament. She said that this action grants the Taliban international legitimacy and intensifies the suppression of women in Afghanistan.

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16,151 views • 4 months ago

On the second day of the People’s Tribunal for Afghan Women in Madrid, a woman from Kandahar said: “There are no female health professionals in Kandahar, and the Taliban do not allow female patients to visit male doctors for treatment.” No permission for female doctors to work.
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On the second day of the People’s Tribunal for Afghan Women in Madrid, a woman from Kandahar said: “There are no female health professionals in Kandahar, and the Taliban do not allow female patients to visit male doctors for treatment.” No permission for female doctors to work.

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33,107 views • 1 year ago

Alia, an Afghan girl facing forced marriage by her family, says: “Now they say the best way for me is to get married because I can’t go to school, university, or even work.” She added: “Before the bans, her parents encouraged her to follow her dream of becoming a pilot.”
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Alia, an Afghan girl facing forced marriage by her family, says: “Now they say the best way for me is to get married because I can’t go to school, university, or even work.” She added: “Before the bans, her parents encouraged her to follow her dream of becoming a pilot.”

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17,321 views • 5 months ago

Afghan girl's tears for a bright future through education, but like this innocent girl in Afghanistan, millions of girls do not have the right to education because she is a woman! Hera Massomi added that after banned from education she face mental and depression situation.
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Afghan girl's tears for a bright future through education, but like this innocent girl in Afghanistan, millions of girls do not have the right to education because she is a woman! Hera Massomi added that after banned from education she face mental and depression situation.

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48,694 views • 2 years ago

A heartbreaking scene: a young man, overwhelmed by despair, tries to end his life in the middle of the street in #Afghanistan. Lack of education, unemployment, and constant pressure have stripped hope from many. This is not just one person, it reflects the suffering of thousands.
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A heartbreaking scene: a young man, overwhelmed by despair, tries to end his life in the middle of the street in #Afghanistan. Lack of education, unemployment, and constant pressure have stripped hope from many. This is not just one person, it reflects the suffering of thousands.

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18,514 views • 7 months ago

#BREAKING_NEWS news: At least 30 people, including women and children, were reportedly killed in a Pakistan Air Force strike in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Tirah Valley. Around 2 am, jets dropped 8 LS-6 bombs on a village. UN Security Council: Do these innocent children have no rights?
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#BREAKING_NEWS news: At least 30 people, including women and children, were reportedly killed in a Pakistan Air Force strike in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Tirah Valley. Around 2 am, jets dropped 8 LS-6 bombs on a village. UN Security Council: Do these innocent children have no rights?

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29,173 views • 1 year ago