After the recent protest staged by women in Kabul, the Afghan Taliban have reportedly arrested a man for promoting at least a hundred thirty girls after luring them into promises of marrying into money.
Man Targets Poor Families
“The man has been arrested from northern Jawzian province by the Taliban provincial police,” said Damullah Seraj, the Taliban provincial police chief.
Police officers discovered that the man might target poor families, who could be desperate to decorate their living conditions and situations. The man would promise the households that he would locate them a wealthy husband, he could neatly flow them to distinctive provinces and would later sell them into servitude.
As per the reports the man has already trafficked at least 130 women, selling them for cash.
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It further adds to the present dire state of affairs of Afghanistan, which isn’t always new to warfare, crime, discrimination, corruption, and illegal method of human trafficking.
The contemporary case has additionally added growing poverty problems, that is making such determined negative households highly liable to emerge as sufferers of such inhumane actions. Taliban’s intervening time indoors ministry lately arrested at least 60, along with employees of the passport workplace for forging files to gain passports.
Afghanistan has acknowledged being a hub of human trafficking as its porus borders open many gateways for illegal human trafficking.
Taliban government, given that taking on control of Afghanistan, had been struggling in handling and dealing with ongoing terror assaults, increasing poverty, and increase in spate of crimes which includes robberies and kidnappings in important cities.
Pakistan Invites Taliban To Meeting In China Next Year
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi stated that the Taliban might be invited to the 0.33 ministerial meeting of Afghanistan’s neighbours. The meeting is expected to be held in China next 12 months, nearby media reported.
“Afghanistan’s intervening time government can also be invited to the subsequent assembly of Afghanistan’s neighbours,” Qureshi said at a meeting of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, pronounced Dawn. Reports suggest that Pakistan had labored out a new mechanism for consultations among Afghanistan’s neighbours after the Taliban takeover.
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