Taliban Calls on Muslims to Support “Palestinian Cause”

The former female judge said that before leaving the country, she survived two assassination attempts.

"Now living in the UK, I am deeply concerned for the safety of women who, like me, worked in the justice system in Afghanistan," said Babakarkhail in the petition, which was published on a website called Change.org.

The former female judge added that these brave women sent Taliban, terrorists, and criminals to prison, but according to her, with the takeover of power by the Taliban and the release of all prisoners, women who once delivered justice are being hunted by these brutal men committed to revenge.

In the petition, Babakarkhail stressed, "In hiding in Afghanistan, they live with daily death threats and in constant fear of violent reprisals. They and their children, their families are at imminent risk of violent attacks.”

According to this female judge, these women who fought for the rule of law and a more just, inclusive, and equal Afghanistan, are now exposed to violence.

She urged the UK government and the international community to do everything in their power to evacuate these women from Afghanistan and resettle them to a third country.

The campaign has just collected tens of thousands of signatures and it is due to be officially presented in the UK Parliament.

These sources said that despite the Taliban's oppression and restrictions against Afghan women, China, and some other countries have been lobbying for the group in the United Nations.

A source, who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the issue, told Afghanistan International, that the UN Security Council meeting on Saturday discussed ending the United Assistance Mission in Afghanistan’s (UNAMA) mission if the Taliban’s current policies continue, however, the Chinese representative strongly criticised the discussion.

However, according to this source, the representatives of several other countries reacted against these pro-Taliban stances and said that engagement with the Taliban and ignoring the current situation in Afghanistan as a result of the group’s policies will isolate Afghanistan globally.

The Taliban recently instructed the United Nations in Afghanistan that female staffers of the UN agencies are not allowed to work.

The United Nations said that after banning Afghan female staffers of the UN agencies from work, 3,300 male and female employees of the UN have stayed at home.

The recent decision of the Taliban has been met with widespread domestic and foreign condemnation.

On Saturday, the former vice-president of Afghanistan also said that the United States had to withdraw from Afghanistan to support Ukraine and that Afghanistan was no longer important to Washington.

The former Afghan official has called the report of the US Department of State "lies and deception".

Saleh also stated that the US at that time "kept the Afghan government in the dark and violated any verbal or written commitment to the government”.

This week, the White House released a report on the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan and blamed former US president Donald Trump for the chaotic withdrawal from the country.

The White House had said it had provided the original report to the US Congress and that the classified version of the report would not be released to the public.

Bakhtar did not identify who the killed person was and what connection the arrested women and children had with the ISIS group.

According to Bakhtar, the operation has been conducted in District 1 of Charikar city, the center of Parwan province.

A Taliban police spokesperson told Bakhtar news agency that the group's forces were not harmed in this operation.

Recently, the Taliban has reported operations against IS-K members in Afghanistan on a daily basis.

Most of the news related to these operations and the presence of ISIS fighters cannot be independently verified.

Recently, Atta Mohammad Noor, the former governor of Balkh, questioned the Taliban's claim of attacking ISIS fighters and said that the Taliban kill their political opponents under the name of operations against the ISIS.

Cihad Erginay, the Turkish ambassador, said that Turkey currently operates 45 schools in eight provinces of Afghanistan.

According to Bakhtar, the Turkish ambassador has promised that soon they will build schools in Helmand and Khost provinces.

Last year, the Ministry of Education of the Taliban announced that the IDF Foundation of Turkey will build religious seminaries in five provinces of Afghanistan.

Turkey's promise to build new schools comes at a time when the Taliban’s ban on the education of girls and women continues in Afghanistan.