‘It made me laugh’, says Taliban terrorist when asked about Women voting rights in Afghanistan
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‘It made me laugh’, says Taliban terrorist when asked about Women voting rights in Afghanistan

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Aug 18, 2021, 10:35 am IST
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The Taliban laughed off when the journalist asked whether they would accept a democratic government and allow people to vote for female politicians.

 

 

Exposing the anti-women mindset of the Taliban, a new video has gone viral on social media where the terrorists burst into laughter when a journalist asked them about the right to vote for women politicians.

 

In the video, the journalist can be heard asking the fighters about women's rights under the democracy in Afghanistan. The fighters responded: “Women's rights would adhere to Islamic Sharia law.”

 

When the journalist asked the fighters if the Taliban would accept democratic governance and allow people to vote for female politicians, they laughed off the question.

 

“It made me laugh,” one of the fighters can be heard saying in the video and asked the cameraman to stop filming.

 

The Afghanistan government collapsed on August 15 after President Ashraf Ghani left the country as the Taliban took control of Kabul’s presidential palace.

 

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