CNN correspondent Clarisa Ward went from reporting on clothing and colors and "exposing" the wings, to a veiled Islamic dress, just a day after the capture of Kabul by the Taliban .
On Sunday, August 15, Ms. Ward looked like this as she reported live from the war-torn country:
But the next day, she appeared in an "abbaya" dress and testified that she was "told to step aside from the militants guarding the presidential palace 'because she was a woman'".
"They call it 'Death to America', but friendly at the same time. They told me to stand aside because I am a woman. I have seen some women, but much less than I would normally see walking the streets of Kabul," she said. .
Clarissa confirmed that there was a change in the choice of her dress on Monday, after taking control of the Taliban, but she insisted that "the change was not so drastic".
She wrote on Twitter:
"The photo above (for the photo with her usual dress) is inside a private complex. The other photo is on the streets of Kabul held by the Taliban. I always wore a scarf on the street in Kabul before, though not with her hair down. "completely covered and abbaya. So there is a difference, but not so sharp."
Nga e gjithë ngjarja, besohet se vajzat dhe gratë janë më të rrezikuara nën regjimin e ti. Deri tani ka patur raportime se vajza 12-vjeçare janë detyruar të martohen. Thuhet se kryekomandantët talebanë i konsiderojnë gratë dhe vajzat e pamartuara - ose të veja - të moshës 12 deri në 45 vjeç si "khanimat", plaçkë lufte që do të ndahet midis luftëtarëve të tyre. Afganët që vërshuan në Kabul si refugjatë, duke ikur nga militantët, treguan histori se si komandantët kërkuan që ata të dorëzonin gratë dhe vajzat për t'u bërë "gratë" e tyre dhe për t'u përdhunuar (via The Sun).
Ata gjithashtu treguan se si civilët dhe ushtarët e kapur u vranë nga xhihadistët, raporton ëall Street Journal.
Taliban officials have denied that the group is practicing sexual slavery - and claim that such actions are against the rules of Islam. However, these rampant practices occurred the last time the Taliban ruled Afghanistan in the 1990s.
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