Taliban fighters pepper spray women protesters
Taliban fighters pepper spray women protesters
KABUL: Taliban powers on Sunday
terminated pepper splash at a gathering of ladies dissenters in Afghanistan's
capital requesting freedoms to work and instruction, three demonstrators said.
Since holding onto control of the
country in August, the Taliban specialists have forced crawling limitations on
Afghans, particularly on ladies.
Around 20 ladies accumulated before
Kabul University, reciting "fairness and equity" and conveying flags
that read "Ladies' freedoms, common liberties", a journalist
announced.
The dissent anyway was subsequently
scattered by the Taliban contenders who showed up at the scene in a few
vehicles, three ladies nonconformists said.
"At the point when we were
close to Kabul University three Taliban vehicles came, and contenders from one
of the vehicles utilized pepper shower on us," said a nonconformist, who
asked not to be named for the sake of security.
"My right eye began to consume.
I told one of them 'disgrace on you', and afterward he pointed his weapon at
me." Two different dissidents said that one of the ladies must be taken to the medical clinic after the shower made a hypersensitive response to her eyes and
face.
A journalist saw a warrior seize a
cell phone of a man who was recording the exhibit.
The hardline gathering has
prohibited unsanctioned fights and oftentimes mediated to powerfully separate
assemblies requesting privileges for ladies.
The Taliban specialists have
hindered ladies, public area representatives, from getting back to work,
numerous optional schools have still not resumed for young ladies, and state-funded colleges are closed.
Significant distance trips for
ladies who are not joined by a nearby male relative have been restricted.
The specialists have likewise given
rules that forestall TV stations from broadcasting serials highlighting ladies
entertainers.
In the meantime, numerous ladies
live secluded from everything, unfortunate of a gathering infamous for denials
of basic liberties during their first spell in power from 1996 to 2001,
preceding being removed by a US-drove attack.
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