Afghan Pop Singer Aryana Sayeed Fled The Country After The Taliban Took Over.
The singer is one of the lucky few, because expats all over the world are struggling to find a flight to leave the country.
Afghanistan’s greatest female pop singer Aryana Sayeed on Thursday affirmed her break after the Taliban takeover of Kabul city.
“I’m well and alive and a few remarkable evenings, I have arrived at Doha, Qatar and am anticipating my inevitable trip back home to Istanbul,” Aryana Sayeed revealed to her 1.3 million Instagram supporters.
As ladies and young ladies argue for their vocations under severe Taliban rule, Sayeed, 36, who had as of late featured as an adjudicator on a singing rivalry show on Afghan TV, told journalists she left by means of US payload fly, revealed New York Post.
The artist is among the fortunate not many as expats from around the world battle to discover trips out of the country.
“Aryana Sayeed in 2015, sang at an arena, breaking 3 restrictions: 1-Singing as a lady 2-Not wearing hijab. 3-Entering an arena as a lady, which was illegal under the Taliban. Presently, those have transformed into a fantasy,” tweeted one of the basic liberties extremist.
From Doha, she proceeded to Turkey where she lives full time with her husband Hasib Sayed, an Afghan music maker. “After I return home and my psyche and feelings get once again to ordinary from a universe of incredulity and shock, I have numerous accounts to impart to you,” she said in her passionate web-based media message, revealed New York Post.
Other well-known Afghan women were not so lucky, including Salima Mazari, the head of the Hazara district, who was reportedly arrested on Wednesday. According to the New York Post, many people worry that Mazari, who has publicly criticized the terrorist organization, will be executed.
In the interim, ladies in Afghanistan challenged the psychological oppressor bunch, communicating worries over how they would be addressed in any future government in the conflict torn country.
Various ladies who have been working in government and non-government offices exhibited and requested that their privileges ought to be secured in any future government.
This advancement comes after the Taliban said that it has started examining the development of another administration.
Taliban in their first public interview subsequent to assuming responsibility for Afghanistan said that the privileges of ladies will be “regarded with the structure of Islamic law.” Despite it, a few ladies columnists in Afghanistan have said they are being banned from working by the gathering.
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