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Forced Marriage of a Married Woman at Gunpoint by Taliban in Wakhan

Published 18/05/2024
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RASC News Agency: Qari Sadruddin, the Taliban’s deputy security chief in Wakhan district, has forcibly married a woman at gunpoint despite her being already married.VLocal sources from Wakhan district in Badakhshan province reported on Saturday, May 18, that the woman’s husband is currently in Iran.

 

According to these sources, the Taliban compelled the woman into marriage with Qari Sadruddin and subsequently took her to Warduj district.

 

Over nearly three years of Taliban rule, there have been numerous reports of their brutal and oppressive actions towards citizens, particularly targeting non-Pashtuns.

 

For instance, in Panjshir province, Taliban members tortured and threatened the fathers of three families to force their daughters into marriage with them.

RASC 18/05/2024

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