The Afghan women activists have expressed their rage after Oslo talks with the Taliban that ruled and terrorized them for two decades.
According to them, they deserve justice for all the people the Taliban oppressed and killed without mercy.
“I am sorry for such a country as Norway for organizing this summit, sitting with terrorists, and making deals,” said Wahida Amiri, an activist who has protested regularly in Kabul since the Taliban’s return. “It saddens me a lot. Shame on the world for accepting this and opening doors to the Taliban,” she told AFP.
“Norway has invited criminals and terrorists who have no respect for women’s rights and human rights,” an activist from Bamiyan who asked not to be identified told AFP. “They (the Taliban) are against women and humanity and they do not believe in freedom of speech.”
The Taliban have promised a softer rule than their last stint in power between 1996 and 2001 when women were banned from leaving the house without a male chaperone and forced to wear the all-covering burqa.
