Hundreds of people support Afghan women and people by holding a protest rally in Berlin.

A large number of human rights activists. Civil activists, women's rights and the people of Afghanistan gathered in Berlin, Germany, in a protest rally to make the voices of Afghan women and people heard by the international community.

The participants of this rally, chanting slogans such as "Bread, Work, Freedom" and other justice-seeking slogans, called for ensuring basic rights, freedom and human dignity for Afghan women and people.

The protesters emphasized the need to support women's rights, the right to education, the right to work and civil liberties in Afghanistan and called on the international community not to remain silent in the face of the current situation in this country.

The rally was held in a peaceful atmosphere and the participants declared their solidarity with the women and people of Afghanistan.

This is despite the fact that nearly five years have passed since the Taliban regained control over Afghanistan, but half of the capable Afghan society is still deprived of the basic rights to life, work, education, and happiness, and no positive changes have occurred in Taliban policies in these five years.

Shahpour Nayebzada