Their voices against them Taliban after the recapture of Afghanistan, Afghans living in Greece unite.
«We do not want to go back twenty years“, Say Zahra Mojahed, Mahdia Hossaini, Nasrin Sultani, Zahra Gardi and Fatima Jafari and assure their brave, as they emphasize, compatriots that” we will support you to continue on your path until we all reach peace together “.
In the video prepared by the advocacy team of the Hellenic Refugee Forum, one of the protagonists points out: “I am a woman. Yes, they have plans for me. I am the woman the Taliban are waiting to marry. I am the woman who will no longer be allowed to study, work or even leave the places I have to call “home”. I am the one who, if I raise my voice, will be silenced by force. If I start fighting for my rights I will be beheaded, it is a fact. Yes, I am the same woman who does not want her life to return to the situation that prevailed twenty years ago. Is anyone listening;”.
“Imagine a 12-year-old girl looking forward to school and the joy she brings but being forced to marry a man the Taliban want,” urges Zahra Mojahed, while Mahdia Hossaini warns: “The Taliban want women as voiceless slaves. and at home silent and obedient. “Women who rebel against Taliban law will be executed.”
“Think of having a homeland and not having a say or a place in it. Imagine having a homeland and it has been turned into ruins of the whole world. We have experienced this lack of housing for many generations. Get your hands off our necks. Enough with this suffocation “, Nasrin Sultani emphasizes and Zahra Gardi emphatically reminds as broadcast by the Athenian News Agency:” We all gave our lives for this freedom.
“Our fathers and mothers fought for their daughters and granddaughters to become doctors, teachers, athletes and journalists. We women have equal rights! We will not let this fight end here! “We will continue to be strong.”
The video, which was posted on the page of the advocacy team of the Hellenic Refugee Forum (selfadvocacy.gr), was directed by Zahra Mojahed (Jawad Jafari camera), the English texts are by Fotini Kalpakioti and the Greek translation by George Stefanopoulos.
Photo source: Athenian News Agency
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