طالبان یک جریان به شدت پشتونیستی است که با حمایت تقریبن همه ی جناح های پشتون به قدرت رسیدند. آنان از اسلام برای سوء استفاده از احساسات قشرهای مذهبی غیر پشتون استفاده می کنند و وقتی به نیت خود دست یافتند، دست به حذف گسترده ی غیر پشتون هایی که از آنان حمایت کرده اند می زنند. در سیاست های شوم پشتونیزم تقریبن همه جناح های پشتون از طالب گرفته تا راوا و حزب همبستگی ملی بر سر حاکمیت مطلق پشتون ها توافق دارند و اسلام و حتا حقوق بشر وسیله هایی برای تحکیم پایه های پشتونیزم بوده است.

Kabul Press: Influenced by the Taliban, Rina Amiri, the U.S. Special Envoy for Women in so-called Afghanistan, wore Hijab in Oslo during the meeting with members of that terrorist organization. Many people criticized Amiri on social media and considered her hijab a weakness that questions her ability to be the voice of the women and an advocate to protect women's rights. If the terrorist group Taliban can influence the U.S. Special Envoy for Women, Amiri, in Oslo, they can easily jail women and force them burqa inside Afghanistan.

Women fight the single-gender and single-ethnic regime of suicide bombers

کابل پرس: در هفته های اخیر صدها تن از زنان هزاره و تاجیک با برگزاری تجمعات و راهپیمایی در سطح شهر کابل، شعار می دهند که نان، کار و آزادی. بازگشت خودترقانان طالب به قدرت در نتیجه همکاری گروه های پشتونیستی، تمام کشور را در تاریکی مطلق قرار داده است و طالبان حقوق مردم غیر پشتون از جمله هزاره ها و تاجیک ها و همچنین زنان را بصورت سیستماتیک نقض می کنند. حکومت طالبان تنها از مردان و پشتون ها تشکیل شده است. بسیاری از کارشناسان غیر پشتون معتقدند که تنها راه پایان دادن به جنگ ها طولانی در کشور، خودمختاری از راه ایجاد سیستم فدرال و یا تجزیه می باشد.

Kabul Press: In recent weeks, hundreds of women from the Hazara and Tajik communities have marched and rallied in the streets of Kabul, asking for food, work, and liberty. The return of the Taliban's suicide bombers to power puts the whole country in a dark period, where they systematically violate the rights of non-Pashtuns, including the Hazara democracy lovers, and the rights of women. The government of the Taliban is formed only by men and primarily by the Pashtuns. Many experts from non-Pashtun, including the Hazara, Tajik, and Uzbek, believe that the only solution to end long-term war is to establish the right of self-determination, either by a federal system or partition.

Kabul Press: The government of suicide bombers consisting of one gender and one ethnic, the Pashtuns, does not represent non-Pashtuns, nor the Pashtuns. With a medieval mindset, taking from the Pashtun tradition called Pashtunwali, and radical interpretation of Islam, the Taliban are back to power with the help of tie-wearing Taliban such as Ghani Ahmadzai, Hanif Atmar, Hamid Karzai, Zalmai Khalilzad, and Masoom Stanekzai to maintain the control of one ethnic over the faith of other, including the Hazara, Tajik and Uzbek. Democracy, election, comprehensive census, and respecting people's rights do not guarantee the ethnic hegemony that the Taliban represents, as democracy reveals the emptiness of the self-defined ethnic majority, and therefore the power and the rule of one ethnic over the others.

Photos by Javed Aazra, Hussain Nadiri, and Ahmad Faiyazi

Kabul Press: Thousands of Hazara asylum seekers and refugees are protesting for weeks, asking for their fundamental human rights, including to right to work and educate; if the Indonesian government does not let to access their rights, then UNHCR should present their cases for settlement in the safe third countries. Hazara asylum seekers and refugees say that the Indonesian government refuses their rights after several years, and UHCR ignores them. On the other side, the Indonesian government also censors the Hazara and pushes the Indonesian media to not cover the news related to the Hazara protests and the rights of the Hazara refugees and asylum seekers. The Hazara are one of the most persecuted people in the world, facing systematic crimes including genocide, forced displacement, and discrimination by Afghani/Pashtun regimes including the Taliban.