Afghanistan: Taliban Directs Its Ranks To Not Infringe On Privacy Of Citizens

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Taliban members have been warned not to attack the privacy of people in Afghanistan. The Promotion Ministry and Prevention of Taliban Virtue Virtue has instructed their workers not to disturb the personal privacy of those who live in this country.

According to the Bakhtar news agency report, a spokesman for the Taliban virtue and representative of the representative, Muhammad Sadiq Akif stated that all the city patrol employees had been instructed not to invest the personal privacy of residents by checking their telephones. He also stated that if there were members of the Ministry who did not comply with new directives, they would handle the impact. Akif also said that workers are expected to treat people in accordance with Islamic law and Islamic principles.

The ministry took this attitude after citizens complained about Taliban colleagues checking their telephone illegally and even defeated them on several occasions, according to Khaama Press. This news first came last week, when Shiek Mohmmad Khalid, who was the minister of acting representative and virtue, which was stated at various meetings that Taliban members were not allowed to take people’s cellphones and look for them. Previously, the government suggested all drivers not to sit a woman who did not wear an Islamic headscarf and told the man to grow a beard. The Ministry of Virtue and the Representative also recently published religious guidelines who instructed Afghan television stations to avoid the suffering of drama and soap operas that featured women. Taliban are still struggling to get recognition from the international community,

In addition, the Taliban previously prohibited women from participating in sports, but now it allows women to do it in accordance with the ideals of Islam and Afghanistan culture, according to Ani. In addition, because the Taliban track record limits women’s freedom and damaging democratic institutions, international aid organizations have stopped sponsoring them.

After the news came out that the Taliban forbade women from participating in athletics, Tahira Sultani, who was a claim and coach Taekwondo stated that he had been banned from exercising since the Taliban took power, according to Ani. In the past eight years, he has received national and international recognition.