Prostitution Under the Taliban

With the arrival of the Taliban, the social and more important economic problems of women in Afghanistan are also increasing. In a devastating case, the lives of these women were suppressed by Jehadi and Taliban fundamentalists and the fundamental human rights of most women in Afghanistan were denied. According to the Taliban rules, women were denied the right to find work, this ruling brought many unemployed women in Kabul. These unemployed women are now faced with a very serious economic difficulty and their children are their children.

Malara was born near the Swat Valley of Pakistani Kaibar Paktunkwa, which has been governed by the Taliban since 2009. Under the rule of the Taliban, women are dominated by men. If you are a woman and you are not allowed to go out without male supervision, you may forget what you are taught to read, not to mention comprehensive education. In this context, the story of Malara began. She will openly condemn the violence against the Taleban women, but this poses a danger to her life. Malara officially wrote to the BBC about living under the Taliban. Of course, she uses the pen name to protect her identity, but Taliban finally learned that she was herself and excluded the death order.

Yousafzai was born out of the repression of the Taliban and wishes the world to know this corruption. She wrote a blog to clarify the living situation under the Occupation of the Taliban, control over the threat of their country, and her educational view on Swat Valley girls. As you can imagine, Yousafzai is getting more and more popular, even interviews and documentaries about her life. The Taliban noticed. Yousafzai's long and painful behavioral good result is that by the end of 2015 the United Nations petition will demand all children to go to school. Therefore, Pakistan has approved their first "educational rights law". Yousafzai knows that her belief is very dangerous, but it does not stop her. Today, she oversees the Mara Education Foundation, which speaks, writes blogging, allows girls living in poverty to attend school.

Let's consider Malara · Usazai, who grew up under the control of the Taliban at the SWAT Valley in Pakistan who won the Nobel prize. She was awarded the Nobel Prize for her work for all girls attending school. At the age of fifteen, the Taliban tried to assassinate her; not only did she survive, she is still a supporter of the cause of today. She did not get out of her message, she truly believed it and showed it when I talked. This is why her information is very powerful. If we want others to believe us, we must say our faith