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nu001
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I am not a supporter of Taliban, neither I do support the continued US and EU invasion of the country under useless puppet govts. But I do tend to agree with Swat on the issue: My 3 yrs+ stay in Afghanistan gives me a perfect opportunity to understand the reality on ground.
well i don't like to make it much lengthy, it is painful to see the innocent people suffering and then being killed by the US/EU bombs and being labeled as terrorists. Unfortunate are those who witness the truth and can do nothing. Salam |
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Sawtul Khilafah
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I agree with all your post except here you exaggerated. Neither the Taliban nor other Afghans kill their daugheter if she refuses to marry someone. There have been cases where women/girls have been killed for Zena/fornication (even for fornication before marriage despite it being against Islamic law to kill her) but I have never heard of a case where someone is killed for Not marrying someone else, either by the Taliban or anyone else. Edited by Sawtul Khilafah |
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nu001
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It's hard to believe, but that's a fact. I wish you could come and hear from the victims. You may not know, there are many safe houses established by Humanitarian NGOs for those girls to escape the death and take shelter. Their identity and stories are not publicised for their safety. There are Afghan human rights agencies, who provide them legal support. They are a few lucky minority who can manage to escape. For Zena, that's a penalty as per the Sharia, so there is no problems with that. But unfortunately most of the men gets away with it. Do some research on 'Honor Killing' in Afg. Hope you will get some info. But any way, we should not attribute it to 'Taliban'. These are verymuch centuries old social practices. Salam |
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Tom123
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AI get their information from Afghan human rights groups, and there are Amnesty International members in Afghanistan as there are almost everywhere in the world. You discount Amnesty because instead of being one-sided and speaking out against abuses committed only by Americans they also speak out against those committed by the Taleban. US soldiers (since you consider them a reliable source) have also spoken about Taleban abuses as have Afghans. I used to tutor a boy in grade 11 from Afghanistan who fled to Canada as a refugee and he had some things to say about the Taleban that also confirmed their cruelty towards Afghan people. Cristo Vive! - Tomasz |
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