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Taliban Bride Abduction Scheme Exposed By Undercover Journalist
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When the U.S. security forces left Afghanistan in August 2021, and the Taliban took over the country, the Taliban spokesperson Zabilhullah Mujahid assured the international community that it would be a different government than their previous attempt to rule the country in the 1990s, when girls could not attend school. Undercover journalist and filmmaker Ramita Navai exposed the Taliban’s empty promise. In her documentary, Afghanistan Undercover, secretly filmed in Afghanistan’s provinces, Navai investigates rumors that young women are being arrested and “disappeared” and that girls are being forced into marriage with Taliban soldiers. Taliban soldiers, including those in high positions, are abducting the girls they desire without the family’s consent or forced consent. She also found that many missing women had been arrested for “moral crimes,” such as improperly covering themselves and daring to be outside without a male guardian. None of these arrests are officially recorded, and the women are effectively disappeared. Navai came across some Afghan women fighting back. Two of the women she interviewed were arrested soon after. Both women served a three-month prison sentence and have since fled the country.
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Taliban Bride Abduction Scheme Exposed by Undercover Journalist
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