Afghanna’s young life when you forget to marry

Ariana Bernia Paulini – Vatican City

To escape forced marriage, the young Afghan Abida took her life when the fire was operated, a fact that was terrified of organizations and activists around the world. His death was not confirmed by the authorities In realityHowever, it has shown clearly about the circumstances that afflict women in the Asian country.

Activist Mina Raqq, who raised her voice over and over again against the violation of women’s rights, condemned the circumstances that led Abida to themselves; “They stop these women’s pesticides. Afghanistan women are also humans. We need every one to be the voice of Abida.”

Likewise, Rafiq called for “lifting the sound” against mouth pesticides, ensuring that Afghan women do not forget “unforgettable or forgive”, and therefore the Abida case will not be forgotten.

An increase in gender violence

For his part, Richard Bennett, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Afghanistan, urged the Afghan authorities to show their support for women and demanded a comprehensive investigation into the facts; At the same time, he said in his social network X – Twitter – that “systematic persecution of sex also requires more mental health support.”

This is not the first time that Bennett has been pronounced about the violation of human rights in the Islamic country, given that in February this year, he denounced before the United Nations Human Rights Council, “Afghans, especially women, girls, members of minorities and marginal societies, as well as human rights journalists and activists, suffer from the daily decline designed to control Celes and combat.

In this regard, the Afghan Witness Information Center was recorded between January 2022 and June 2024, 840 cases of sexual violence and 332 murders.