​​​​​​​RAWA Director in Afghanistan appeals to women, especially Kurdish women to support their struggle

The Taliban entered the Afghan capital of Kabul and took control of power on 15 August, following the withdrawal of forces from Afghanistan by the United States of America, there has been an increase in massacres of women, killings, rapes, sale of children and famine in the country. Most recently, the bodies of four Afghan female activists were found in the Afghan city of Mazar Sharif, among them activist Frozan Safi, who were killed and thrown into a pit.

Children have the greatest share of suffering from the poor conditions of the country. Some families are forced to sell their children because of hunger. Afghanistan has been one of the most dangerous countries for journalists since 2001, and with the return of the Taliban, this situation has entered an escalation. Journalists are tortured, their tools confiscated and imprisoned.

The director of the Revolutionary Society of Women of Afghanistan, whose name she didn't want to reveal for security reasons, spoke to ANHA agency about current events in the country.

The Director of the Revolutionary Society of Afghan Women said that the situation in Afghanistan was not yet clear, it is extremely aggravated, and had made it clear that the Taliban continued its brutal and inhumane treatment of citizens, especially women. Noting that many well-known figures had been killed in her country, she said that the Taliban were clearly responsible for these heinous crimes.

The Director of the Revolutionary Society of Afghan Women noted that prices for basic food items had risen by at least 30%. She explained that the Taliban had replaced ISIS, saying "Women continue their anti - Taliban activities, gather on the streets and demand their rights, which have been banned by the Taliban.

Afghanistan is a stronghold of terror

The Director of the Assembly noted that, should the situation continue in this way, there were worse days ahead of them, and about the situation in Afghanistan she said, "It is clear that the future of any country will not be bright as extremist forces and brutality increase, but rather the crisis deepens, poverty and misery increase and security will be eliminated. , the branch of ISIS is strengthening in Khorasan, and because the field of education is not available to young people; They remain without education and terrorism escalates within society. Wherever radical forces such as the Taliban are in power, other terrorist forces will benefit and grow. Afghanistan has recently become a safe haven for terrorists

The Director of RAWA also noted that the only solution to this situation was struggle, political awareness and a feminist crowd. "We felt that offensive force could not bring peace and security, and the only way to resolve it was to resort to popular struggle seeking a better future."

'Support our struggle'

"We will never ask for the help and support of imperialist and reactionary governments," said the director of the Revolutionary Association of Afghan Women.

The vanguard and revolutionary organizations, and the women of Kurdistan in particular, demanded to stand by them by all means, and to support their struggle and struggle. She appealed to the Kurdish women, saying, "They should know that their support gives us courage."

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ANHA