* Fate of two Panjshir girls unknown after being arrested in Kabul by Taliban intelligence.

Concerns over fate of two Panjshir girls; Taliban has not yet responded

Kabul Times News | Kabul

Local sources in Kabul say that two young girls were arrested by Taliban members in the Baharestan area of ​​the city on Thursday evening and taken to an unknown location.

According to the sources, the two girls were the original residents of the village of Safid Chehr in Panjshir province. More than a day after the incident, there is still no accurate information about their condition and whereabouts.

On Friday, June 28, sources confirmed the incident and told the media that the girls were taken away by Taliban forces without providing a clear explanation. However, no further details have been released about the reason for the arrest or possible charges against them.

The Taliban have not yet officially responded to the report.

The detention of women and girls by Taliban forces has been repeatedly criticized by human rights organizations and civil society activists in recent years. Numerous reports of women being detained for various reasons, including allegations of violating social and dress restrictions, have been published.

In the past, some families have also claimed that after the detention of their female relatives, they were asked to pay money for their release; claims that have not yet been independently verified.

In other cases, reports have been published about the transfer of some detained women to Kandahar province, but the details of these cases and the results of their possible investigations are still unclear.

This incident is reported at a time when concerns about the situation of women and girls' rights in Afghanistan continue, and international organizations have repeatedly called for respect for women's fundamental rights and transparency in dealing with detention cases.

Report; Tabassum Aslamyar