The Taliban Killed A Pregnant Afghan Policewoman In Front Of Her Family: Report.
The woman was 6 months pregnant and was shot dead in front of her husband and children.
An Afghan police officer was shot dead by the Taliban before her family in Ghor area, an Afghan writer educated in a tweet.
Nigara was a half year pregnant and was shot before her significant other and kids, the columnist educated.
On Sunday, a Sputnik journalist announced, Women began purchasing head and body covers out of dread that the Taliban would chase down and beat them up in case they were seen without hijabs or burqas, something almost identical to what exactly used to occur in the country during the 1990s.
These advancements came a couple of days after many Afghan ladies held fights in Herat requesting rights and female portrayal in the public authority arrangement after the Taliban assumed liability for the conflict attacked country.
Protestors were conveying pennants with mottos against the rejection of ladies from the country’s political framework under the system of the Taliban, News Agencies revealed.
With the Taliban taking control of Afghanistan again after 20 years, experts believe that under the organization’s regime, Afghan women are more likely to face an uncertain future.
Sajjan Gohel, a security and terrorism analyst, said that women (the Taliban) are very scared.
“Among the Afghan women I talked to, this is incredibly traumatic. What you see is a whole generation of people only read about the Taliban in books. Now they have to live with a cult that is actually misogynistic Together.” Dr. Gohel added.
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