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The #Taliban rule #Afghanistan through weapons, torture, and repression. In the latest incident, Taliban forces violently beat several young men in the Chahar Lang area of Herat without any reason. These actions reveal the true face of a regime that governs the people through fear and violence instead of...

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We Support the Boycott of the Cricket Team : Despite the severe restrictions on sports, the systematic enforcement of gender apartheid, and widespread human rights violations by the Taliban, the Afghanistan cricket team has failed to take any steps in support of the Afghanistan people—especially women—over the past three years. Instead, they have directly or indirectly contributed to legitimizing and whitewashing the self-proclaimed Taliban regime. Such actions have tarnished the national identity of the team, leading many Afghanistan citizens to refer to it as the “Taliban Cricket Team.” While the achievements and reputation of the national cricket team are a national asset belonging to the citizens of Afghanistan, the team has been systematically exploited by the Taliban to advance their illegitimate and sinister objectives. This betrayal of national interests not only undermines the people of Afghanistan but also strengthens the Taliban's oppressive policies. We call for increased pressure and the imposition of comprehensive and meaningful sanctions on all parties and individuals lobbying for the Taliban or otherwise contributing to the whitewashing of this group. We firmly believe that the national interests of Afghanistan cannot be served through engagement with the Taliban or by legitimizing them. Instead, the true national interest lies in the overthrow of the Taliban’s self-imposed and illegitimate regime and the liberation of the Afghanistan people—especially women, vulnerable ethnic groups, and religious minorities—from their oppression. Therefore, we, as female athletes inside Afghanistan, support the boycott of the Afghanistan cricket team. We urge the International Cricket Council (ICC) and its members to take decisive and firm actions to prevent the Taliban from using this team as a tool for propaganda and to strengthen their political and media presence. We call upon all international organizations, sports institutions, and countries that uphold human values and justice to impose strong and comprehensive pressure on the Taliban and their supporters and to refrain from recognizing the self-declared Taliban regime. We emphasize that the Taliban are neither reformable nor capable of meaningful dialogue with the Afghanistan people. Any opportunity granted to this group amounts to endorsing systemic oppression and committing a grave injustice against the Afghanistan people. #Right_Justice_Freedom Committee for Health and Sports the purple Saturdays Movement Date: January 18, 2025

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35% Increase in Sexual Assaults Against Women and Girls in Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule : A new research conducted by the Afghanistan Women and Children Strengthen Welfare Organization ( AWCSWO ) Human Rights Organization titled "Justice and Afghanistan Women" reveals a worrying 35% increase in sexual assaults by Taliban members against women and girls in Afghanistan. This research, conducted across 25 provinces (Takhar, Sar-e Pol, Jowzjan, Baghlan, Kunduz, Balkh, Daikundi, Badakhshan, Bamyan, Parwan, Ghor, Farah, Samangan, Faryab, Nangarhar, Kandahar, Maidan Wardak, Kabul, Urozgan, Kapisa, Nimruz, Herat, Paktia, Helmand, and Ghazni), portrays a deep and shocking tragedy. The research shows that from September 1, 2023, to September 1, 2024, the number of sexual assault cases by Taliban members reached 132, compared to 97 cases in the same period last year, indicating a 35% increase. These figures may represent only the tip of the iceberg, hiding the painful and concealed realities occurring under the shadow of Taliban terror and repression. This research was conducted through interviews with 1,400 individuals, including victims of assault, their family members, tribal elders, civil activists, local journalists, and protesting women (all interviewed under conditions of anonymity). Additionally, brief questionnaires were used with leaders of protest movements and well-known women's rights activists, emphasizing the alarming and worrisome increase in sexual assaults by Taliban members against women and girls. The findings reveal that the majority of these crimes (sexual assaults by Taliban members on women and girls) occurred in rural areas, which are heavily controlled by the Taliban, where access is extremely limited and international oversight is practically non-existent. This geographical focus highlights the depth of the crisis and the questionable failure of the international community to support the fundamental rights of Afghanistan women and girls. The analysis of the research data indicates that various factors have contributed to the increase in sexual violence by Taliban fighters against women and girls in Afghanistan, the most prominent of which are: -Social Taboos and Cultural Shame: In Afghanistan culture, particularly in rural areas, victims of sexual assault, despite their innocence, face severe social consequences and ostracism. These deeply rooted cultural taboos embolden the perpetrators and discourage victims from reporting these crimes due to fear of shame and retribution. - Systematic Intimidation and Repression: The Taliban uses sexual violence as a tool to suppress and control society. This approach has kept the community in a state of constant fear and passivity, creating a dangerously conducive environment for the increase in these crimes. The findings show that the Taliban threatens victims and their families with death and imprisonment, silencing them from exposing these crimes. - Complete Impunity: Over the past three years, none of the Taliban fighters, especially the powerful members of the group who committed sexual assaults, have faced genuine legal prosecution. This absolute immunity from any legal consequences significantly contributes to the rise in sexual assaults, fostering a deep-seated cycle of violence and injustice. Moreover, the research emphasizes the lack of minimal medical and psychological support for victims, noting that the Taliban's restrictive policies, especially in rural areas, make access to essential services practically impossible for victims. This situation, coupled with the fear of shame and the potential for repeated crimes, has led in some cases to victims committing suicide—a tragedy that reveals the deep wounds caused by this violence. Given the scale and depth of the crisis, the Afghanistan Women and Children Strengthen Welfare Organiztion ( AWCSWO )Human Rights organization stresses that the presented statistics reflect only

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