A Woman's Account of Life and Abuse in Taliban Prisons

This article provides a firsthand account of the experiences of women and girls imprisoned by the Taliban in Afghanistan over the past five years. Many are jailed without proof of crime, facing vague accusations or issues related to family and social pressures. The author shares personal observations and stories heard from fellow inmates, detailing prison life and treatment.

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