On September 3, 2021, a group of Afghan women participated in a march for women’s rights under the Taliban in the center of Kabul. (Photo credit: HOSHANG HASHIMI/AFP via Getty Images)
[Look at China October 22, 2021 News]WhenTalibanSeizeAfghanistanAfter the capital Kabul returned to power again, the outside world paid most attention to the local area.FeministAnd the judicial system. On October 21, according to the “Daily Mail” report, Mahjabin Hakimi (Mahjabin Hakimi) was a super star of the Kabul women’s volleyball club, but was brutally cut his throat by the Taliban in October, and even her family was killed. To death threats, but had to choose to forbear. However, the Taliban posted a photo of her cut throat on social media, so that her coach had become intolerable and decided to expose the incident.
Compared to what Hakimi’s coach revealed to the Persian Independence, there are other rumors on social media that Hakimi was mysteriously murdered one week before the Taliban occupied Kabul. The death certificate shows him. The date of death should be in mid-August.
Other sources alleged that she committed suicide by hanging herself instead of being cut by the Taliban. In the photo, Hakimi’s neck does have an obvious wound, but it is impossible to determine whether the wound was strangled by a rope or cut with a sharp blade.
However, according to the Payak News Verification Center based in Afghanistan, Hakimi was indeed cut and killed by the Taliban in Kabul.
Mahjabin Hakimi, a member of the Afghan women’s national volleyball team who played in the youth age group, was slaughtered by the Taliban in Kabul. She was beheaded.
@EUinAfghanistan @unwomenafghan https://t.co/wit0XFoUaQ
— Sahraa Karimi/ Sahraa Karimi (@sahraakarimi) October 19, 2021
Hakimi’s coach said that because Islamic militants threatened her family not to tell anyone about it, the family could only choose to be forbearing; but now there are disgusting pictures on the Internet that let the coach go. Unbearable, and decided to make it public.
She said that all the players on the volleyball team and other female athletes are in a very miserable situation. Despair and fear overwhelmed them, everyone was forced to flee to unknown places.
1988: the Islamic Republic executed Forouzan Abdi, a member of Iran’s women national volleyball team.
2021: Taliban beheaded Mahjabin Hakimi, a member of Afghanistan’s women national volleyball team.
1979 Islamic revolution in Iran = 2021 Taliban revolution in Afghanistan https://t.co/8eKqmXjVog pic.twitter.com/WwZ6xeCaZS
– Yasaman (@YasamanFlower) October 20, 2021
Hakimi is a super star of the Kabul Volleyball Club. But after Afghanistan fell into the hands of the Taliban, only two people from the entire team escaped from the country, and the others could only hide, fearing that their lives would be threatened.
After discussing with the Italian Olympic Committee, the Italian Volleyball Association announced that it will observe Hakimi for a minute of silence before various competitions this weekend.
Since the Taliban came to power, women have been banned from returning to work and receiving education. If they do, they will be subjected to torture and death threats. As all female sports are banned, the country’s female athletes can only choose to hide.
The Afghan national women’s volleyball team has sought assistance from international organizations to seek assistance in leaving Afghanistan, but it has never succeeded. Zahra Fayazi, who had successfully escaped to the United Kingdom, said that our players from other provinces were forced to leave and go to other places. At the same time, they must burn their beloved sports equipment to avoid keeping any sweat-related things in order to protect themselves and their families. They are in deep fear.
On August 30, the U.S. military completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan and ended the 20-year war in Afghanistan. However, the Taliban took advantage of the chaos of power and entered the capital Kabul on August 15 and regained power.
The Taliban once ruled Afghanistan in the late 1990s. At that time, strict Islamic laws were used to prevent women from going to school and work. See it and do it.
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