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Realitätsschock: Weggesperrte Frauen, verherrlichte Taliban – Er rechnet mit Afghanistan ab

Ich laufe durch Afghanistan und verstehe warum Integration scheitert 🇦🇫

Terre des Femmes: Die systematische Unterdrückung der Frauen in Afghanistan

Alltag von Frauen in Afghanistan unter den Taliban: Systematische Unterdrückung und Gewalt

Seit der erneuten Machtübernahme der Taliban 2021 hat sich die Lage für Frauen in Afghanistan drastisch verschlechtert. Der Länderreport des BAMF (09/2024) dokumentiert eine systematische Entrechtung durch das Taliban-Regime: Frauen haben kaum Zugang zu Bildung, Gesundheitsversorgung oder rechtlichem Schutz und sind massiver Gewalt ausgesetzt. Hinzu kommt ein vollständiger sozialer Ausschluss durch die Einschränkungen der Bewegungsfreiheit, strenge Kleidervorschriften und Arbeitsverbote. In allen Lebensbereichen werden die Menschenrechte von Frauen in Afghanistan missachtet. mehr...

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mmnews-tv: Ernst Wolff: Geheimakte Afghanistan - Die Hintergründe

Epochtimes: Pentagon Confirms Americans Have Been Beaten in Afghanistan

Americans have been beaten in Afghanistan, a U.S. military official said Saturday.
A day after he said the military was aware of reports that Americans were beaten by Taliban terrorists, Pentagon press secretary John Kirby said that “we know of a small number of cases where some Americans … have been harassed, and in some cases, beaten.” more...

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guardian: Afghanistan live news: desperate crowds at Kabul airport as Afghans try to escape Taliban

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai is in contact with the Taliban with a view to bringing peace to the country, the BBC reports.
Karzai, who was Afghanistan’s leader from 2001-2014, said he is part of a three-member council working to transfer power to the militants peacefully.
In an interview with the BBC, Karzai said the council has had contacts with the Taliban leadership and will be co-ordinating with them. more...

epoch times: Afghanistan President Flees Country as Taliban Enters Kabul

Afghanistan’s president, Ashraf Ghani, on Sunday fled the country as the Taliban terrorist group surrounded the capital, Kabul, according to a senior official, while the Taliban claimed hours later that it entered the presidential palace. more...

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Kriegsverbrechen in Afghanistan : Mord als Aufnahmeritual

Ein Untersuchungsbericht beklagt „rechtswidrige Tötungen“ von 39 Zivilisten durch australische Sondereinheiten in Afghanistan. Neue Truppenmitglieder wurden offenbar dazu angehalten, Menschen als Initiationsritual zu töten. mehr...

New York Times: Flawed Justice After a Mob Killed an Afghan Woman (included Video "The killing of Farkhunda)

KABUL, Afghanistan — Farkhunda had one chance to escape the mob that wanted to kill her. Two Afghan police officers pulled her onto the roof of a low shed, above the angry crowd.But then the enraged men below her picked up poles and planks of wood, and hit at her until she lost her grip and tumbled down.Her face bloodied, she struggled to stand. Holding her hands to her hair, she looked horrified to find that her attackers had yanked off her black hijab as she fell. The mob closed in, kicking and jumping on her slight frame. [more...]
 This video contains scenes of graphic violence!!!!

guardian: Afghan woman stoned to death for alleged adultery

Killing – shown in 30-second video of men hurling stones at woman – is blamed on Taliban, but activists say it may have been ordered by tribal leaders [more...]

guardian: Afghan judges free three jailed for torture of child bride Sahar Gul

Three freed despite imprisoning, starving and burning girl sold into marriage as new laws could prevent relatives testifying against each other [more...]

CNN: Bombers attack luxury hotel in Kabul

Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Fighters armed with bombs and small arms attacked Kabul's InterContinental Hotel, where they fought Tuesday with Afghan security forces, Chief of Criminal Investigation Mohammed Zahir told CNN.  [more...]

Al Jazeera: Hotel in Kabul under attack

Six suicide bombers stormed the Intercontinental Hotel, popular with foreigners and officials, Afghan police say. [more...]

Spiegel Online: Selbstmordkommando stürmt Luxushotel in Kabul

Ein Anschlag hat das vor allem von Gästen aus dem Westen besuchte Hotel Intercontinental in Kabul erschüttert. Nach Angaben der Polizei starben mehrere Menschen. Die radikalislamischen Taliban haben sich zu dem Angriff bekannt - das Kommando hielt die Anlage stundenlang besetzt. [mehr...]

spiegel online: Zehn Tote bei Krawallen vor Bundeswehr-Camp

Im Einsatzgebiet der Bundeswehr in Afghanistan hat es einen tödlichen Zwischenfall gegeben. Bei einer Kundgebung vor einem Lager der Deutschen kamen mindestens zehn Menschen ums Leben. Afghanische Polizisten, aber auch deutsche Soldaten sollen auf gewalttätige Demonstranten geschossen haben. [mehr...]

FP: An open letter to Osama bin Laden [Offener Brief an Osama Bin Laden]

Editors note: below and reproduced in full with the author's permission is an open letter written by Noman Benotman, a former commander in the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) and a former associate of Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri. In al Qaeda strategy meetings in Kandahar in 2000, Benotman warned the al-Qaeda leadership of ‘total failure' to realise their aims and called on bin Laden and al-Zawahiri to abandon violence. Soon after the 9/11 attacks, he distanced himself from al-Qaeda and later resigned from his own jihadist organisation. He has more recently been instrumental in negotiations with Libya's government to free former LIFG leaders, and in persuading these leaders to formally renounce terrorism. He also recently joined the London-based Quilliam Foundation as a Senior Analyst.

"Is it not time for believers to humble their hearts to the remembrance of
God and the Truth that has been revealed. Quran, 57:16

Dear Osama bin Laden Abu Abdullah, ......
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Spiegel Online: "Osama, bitte beende die Gewalt!"

Wired: Cyberwar Against Wikileaks? Good Luck With That

Should the U.S. government declare a cyberwar against WikiLeaks?

On Thursday, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told a gathering in London that the secret-spilling website is moving ahead with plans to publish the remaining 15,000 records from the Afghan war logs, despite a demand from the Pentagon that WikiLeaks “return” its entire cache of published and unpublished classified U.S. documents. .................
Since the Afghan war logs were posted, it’s emerged the 77,000 records already published contain the names of hundreds of Afghan informants, who now face potentially deadly reprisal from the Taliban. WikiLeaks’ publication of those records has drawn criticism from human rights organizations and the international free press group Reporters Without Borders.
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