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Afghanistan cannot achieve lasting peace while human rights abuses, repression, and allegations of #sex ual violence go uninvestigated and unpunished. Invoking Sharia can never justify cruelty, injustice, arbitrary detention, torture, or the denial of basic human dignity. Every victim deserves truth, justice, and accountability, regardless of ethnicity, gender, or... show more

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The Afghan Taliban's systematic denial of women's education, employment, freedom of movement, and fundamental rights is a grave assault on human dignity. Their reported use of public floggings, arbitrary detention, and other harsh punishments to enforce restrictive policies has drawn widespread international condemnation. No authority can justify stripping half the population of their basic rights through fear and coercion. Such repression stands in direct conflict with universal human rights and the principles of equality, justice, and human dignity. The international community should continue to press for accountability, support the protection of Afghan women and girls, and advocate for their rights to education, work, and full participation in society. Standing silent in the face of persistent oppression risks allowing these abuses to continue unchecked; solidarity with Afghan women means defending their rights, dignity, and freedom.

The Afghan Taliban's systematic denial of women's education, employment, freedom of movement, and fundamental rights is a grave assault on human dignity. Their reported use of public floggings, arbitrary detention, and other harsh punishments to enforce restrictive policies has drawn widespread international condemnation. No authority can justify stripping half the population of their basic rights through fear and coercion. Such repression stands in direct conflict with universal human rights and the principles of equality, justice, and human dignity. The international community should continue to press for accountability, support the protection of Afghan women and girls, and advocate for their rights to education, work, and full participation in society. Standing silent in the face of persistent oppression risks allowing these abuses to continue unchecked; solidarity with Afghan women means defending their rights, dignity, and freedom.

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If the Taliban of Afghanistan claim to govern under Sharia and the Islamic Emirate, they must also confront abuses like bacha bazi instead of remaining silent. Islam teaches justice, dignity, and the protection of children not exploitation or sexual abuse. Afghanistan deserves accountability, equal justice, and the consistent application of the law for everyone. The Afghan people deserve a future built on genuine justice and human dignity, not selective enforcement or impunity.

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16,226 views • 6 months ago

We are not angry enough. Every day, the violent, racist Trump regime is destroying lives, violating basic human rights, and testing what this country will tolerate. We need mass, peaceful protests across this country - at scale. Right now. Nobody is coming to save us. Justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Justice for Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Justice for the tens of thousands of people locked up in ICE detention centers, abused and denied basic dignity. Justice for the people we’ve shackled and deported back to violence, repression, or to third countries they have no connection to. If this doesn’t move us into the streets, what will?

We are not angry enough. Every day, the violent, racist Trump regime is destroying lives, violating basic human rights, and testing what this country will tolerate. We need mass, peaceful protests across this country - at scale. Right now. Nobody is coming to save us. Justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Justice for Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Justice for the tens of thousands of people locked up in ICE detention centers, abused and denied basic dignity. Justice for the people we’ve shackled and deported back to violence, repression, or to third countries they have no connection to. If this doesn’t move us into the streets, what will?

Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari

49,964 views • 2 months ago

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This madness in #Tigray must stop! This evening, armed militants from a criminal group of Army 60 opened fire on mothers who courageously opposed the forced conscription of their children in Hagereselam, Dogu'a Tembien, #Tigray, #Ethiopia. This is not an isolated incident. Similar abuses are unfolding across Tigray, turning the region into a place of fear and suffering. The violence continues, and silence only emboldens those responsible. The people of Tigray deserve peace, justice, accountability, and protection. The Federal government and the international community must not look away. Human Rights Watch U.S. Embassy Addis EU in Ethiopia / የአውሮፓ ህብረት በኢትዮጵያ UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 UN Human Rights

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