Yet the pathetic Biden Administration has pleaded with the Taliban to go easy. The Taliban is following Iran’s model of government, and it should be expected that no Western kaffir will have any influence.
Check out women’s rights in Islam HERE.
“Taliban thugs push women protesters and fire shots into the air to break up demonstration calling for girls to be allowed to attend school,” by Lauren Lewis, MailOnline, September 30, 2021:
Taliban thugs today pushed women protesters and fired shots in the air to break up a demonstration in Kabul calling for girls to be allowed to attend school.
A group of six women gathered outside a high school in eastern Kabul demanding the right for girls to return to secondary school, after the hardline Islamist group excluded them from classes earlier this month.
Male students have been ordered back to secondary school and university – primary schools having already reopened to boys and girls – but two weeks ago women were told they could not return to education until an ‘Islamic environment’ was in place.
The women today unfurled a banner that read ‘Don’t break our pens, don’t burn our books, don’t close our schools’, before Taliban guards snatched it from them.
The militant thugs pushed back the women protesters as they tried to continue with the demonstration, while a foreign journalist was hit with a rifle and blocked from filming. A Taliban fighter also released a brief burst of gunfire into the air with his automatic weapon in an effort to disperse demonstrators.
The demonstrators – from a group called the ‘Spontaneous Movement of Afghan Women Activists’ – took refuge inside the school.
Taliban thugs today pushed women protesters and fired shots in the air to break up a demonstration outside a school in Kabul calling for girls to be allowed to return to secondary education.
Taliban thugs today pushed women protesters and fired shots in the air to break up a demonstration outside a school in Kabul calling for girls to be allowed to return to secondary education
Taliban guard Mawlawi Nasratullah, who led the group and identified himself as the head of special forces in Kabul, said the demonstrators ‘did not coordinate with security authorities regarding their protest’.
‘They have the right to protest in our country like every other country. But they must inform the security institutes before,’ he said.
Isolated rallies with women at the forefront were staged in cities around the country after the Taliban seized power, including in the western city of Herat where two people were shot dead.
But protests have dwindled since the government issued an order that unsanctioned demonstrations and warned of ‘severe legal action’ for violators.
The Taliban follow a strict interpretation of sharia law that segregates men and women, and have also slashed women’s access to work.
They have said they need to establish the right conditions before girls can return to the classroom, but many Afghans are sceptical.
Taliban-appointed Kabul University chancellor Mohammad Ashraf Ghairat announced the news on Twitter on Tuesday.
‘I give you my words as chancellor of Kabul University,’ Ghairat wrote. ‘As long as a real Islamic environment is not provided for all, women will not be allowed to come to universities or work. Islam first.’
Around 9,460 women study at Kabul University, making up 43 per cent of the student body.
Women had been allowed to continue their university education following the Taliban takeover on August 15, provided they learned in segregated classrooms and covered themselves according the group’s interpretation of Sharia law. ….
Keith O says
Given the Taliban’s commitment to human rights, I’m surprised the women weren’t shot or at least whipped with canes!
In all likelihood, the only thing that prevented them from doing so was the western journalist being present.
This is just one more thing to be laid at the feet of sleazy Joe and Camel toe.
Kepha says
I cheer the Afghan women who want their daughters to go to school. May they increase, and may they mob every beardie who tells them “no”.
But, if Western feminists and homosexuals really want to save their fellows suffering under the Taleb, let them fund, equip, and man their own regiments to go into Afghanistan, take the passes of the Hindu Kush, and hold hostage the 外卵 of every Taleb they capture with a beard over two inches until Afghan women sit in their parliament and homosexuals get SSM instead of mere bacha bazi.
gravenimage says
Kepha, your idea that if a girl gets an education that this is an emasculation of men is mistaken. Extending freedom does not actually destroy the rights of others.
James Lincoln says
gravenimage,
But Kepha said:
“I cheer the Afghan women who want their daughters to go to school”
How is this “an emasculation of men” ?
With respect, did I miss something?
gravenimage says
Yes, Kepha did say that, James–and good for him.
But he also described women getting an education in Afghanistan as holding “hostage the 外卵” of men (in other words, emasculating them), He has said similar things here before.
James Lincoln says
gravenimage,
Thanks for the clarification, I knew that there must’ve been more to it.
gravenimage says
Taliban uses gunfire to break up demonstration calling for girls to attend school
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No surprise here. The Taliban shot Malala for trying to get an education.
ROBERT CARRILLO says
‘Business like and professional’ Jen Psake? Really!
These are animals!