Women will be stoned and flogged for infidelity, announced the hardening Taliban

Soon we will begin to carry out punishments for adultery. We will bio women in public. Public stoning will await them, Akhndzda declared in a voice message broadcast by Afghan state television over the weekend.

According to The Daily Telegraph, these are Tlibna’s toughest years since his return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021.

We know that all this is against your democracy, but we will continue to do it. He added, “Just like you, we, too, are human beings. We do it in the name of God, and you in the name of God.”

Afghan state television regularly broadcasts the voice of Akhndzdy, although he does not appear in public and only his pictures from the past are known. Sdl dain in Kandahar, which is the Bata of Tlibn.

After coming to power in 2021, the Tlibn movement promised that it would rule more moderately, but it gradually began to accept songs against them and ban them from public life. A year after coming to power, Tlibn closed the middle schools for a long time and forbade many Afghan employees of government agencies and humanitarian organizations to work.

For women, the Afghan army closed a number of public places, including the baths, the press and the park, and the beauty salons were banned. Foreign governments and a UN official have repeatedly condemned it.

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Although in his speech he said that women are the first, they are promoted by the international community, they are against the contribution of the Islamic first ara, which is applied by Tlibn.

We have fought against you for 20 years and we will fight against you for another 20 years or more, Tlibnu said. It didn’t end with you leaving. We will not just sit and drink. Now we will start applying the ara, he added.

Since Tlibn’s return to public power, hundreds of people, including women, had her beaten for theft, robbery, and various violations of the law. During the punishment at the sports stadiums, the press hounded the people. Most of the men sentenced to death for murder were publicly executed.

Former state employee Tala told The Daily Telegraph newspaper in Kabul that she is not safe as a woman in Afghanistan. She stated that every morning a woman is informed by a woman who restricts women’s lives, taking away even the smallest joys and hope for a better future.