Dewa Patang: "There is no problem" with the Taliban; oppression of women was in the republic, people live freely

In an interview with Afghanistan International correspondent Wahida Paykan, social activist Dewa Patang claimed that “there are no problems” in Afghanistan.

"There is no such thing as a republic," and people live freely, just like they did during the republic.

Ms. Patang said that the oppression that she said was experienced against women during the republican era does not exist under the Taliban rule. She also claimed that during the republican era, women were allowed to work.

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He added that people now travel freely from European countries to Afghanistan, just like during the republican era, and the problems that existed during the republican era do not exist under Taliban rule.

Petang called the Republican government a "thief" and

The Taliban official expressed his satisfaction and said, "It's good that the thieves have disappeared."

Dewa Patang had also traveled to Kabul some time ago. According to the allegations, after staying in Kabul for some time and meeting with a number of important Taliban figures, he allegedly

Some of these meetings were held in secret and returned to London.

These statements come at a time when, after the Taliban returned to power, schools and universities have been closed to girls and women, and extensive restrictions have been imposed on them.

Women's education, work, and social presence have been enforced.

There have also been numerous reports of the arrest and killing of former security forces, human rights activists, and members of religious minorities.