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Law students and lawyers in Afghanistan are filing reports with JURIST on the situation there after the Taliban takeover. Here, a law student in Kabul reports on recent developments in the Taliban s t.
One after the other, quickly, carefully, keeping their heads down, a group of Afghan women step into a small Kabul apartment block risking their lives as a nascent resistance against the Taliban. They come together to plan their next stand against the regime, which took back power in Afghanistan in August last year and stripped them of their dreams.
At first, there were no more than 15 members in this group, mostly women in their 20s who already knew each other.
Now there is a network of dozens of women once students, teachers or workers at non-governmental organizations (NGO), as
Parwana Ibrahimkhel went missing in Kabul on January 19 along with another female protester Tamana Zaryabi Paryani just days after they participated in a women's rally calling for rights to work and education.