The Talibans roll heads

That the story is repeated as farce is not always the worst that could happen, at least in the Afghanistan of the Taliban.Who remembers his public decapitations of convicted, in the Saudi style, in the 1990s, may have been alarmed by the head.However, in its reissue of Islamic Emirate, the Taliban seem to settle for the moment with slaughtering mannequins.

Indeed, in the western provinces of the country, the owners of women's clothing stores would have received the sinister order to cut their neck to their plastic mannequins.A video that has gone viral shows one of these HERAT Hands to work shopkeepers, sectioning the gaznate of one figure after another with a mountain range.

The video of a Harath shopkeeper serrando the head of all his mannequins has turned around the world

Although the government taliban often attributes to uncontrolled low rank this type of initiatives, this time it has not been so.A director of the Rimbombante Ministry of Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice has justified the measure, although he has clarified that for the moment it is only a recommendation.His ministry, for more inri, occupies the building of what was Ministry of Women, now suppressed.

"We told merchants that if you want to show clothes in the mannequins, it is not enough to cover them, they must cut their heads, there will be no problems," said the director, Shaij Abdul Aziz.Meanwhile the mannequins have disappeared from Afghan windows without the need for fet.

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— rosaura🥀 Tue Apr 20 00:58:54 +0000 2021

Once again, the Taliban have not invented anything, but extract their inspiration from Saudi Arabia. Hace siete años, la firma británica Marks & Spencer no tuvo inconveniente en plegarse a la policía religiosa saudí, utilizando maniquíes sin cabeza para su primera tienda de lencería en el reino.At that time, Zara also blurred female faces in the videos of their one hundred and fifty stores throughout the country, in shopping centers where the musical thread was prohibited.

Some trust that, in the same way that the Saudi regime has softened its misogyny, its Taliban disciples end up doing the same.

A Hirat merchant would have confirmed to Efe to have received a letter urging them to cut the head of their mannequins, "but without distinction between men, women and children".

Along the same lines, in another Afghan province, the Turkish baths for women have been closed, while the men remain open.

So, after defeating the most powerful army in the world for exhaustion, the Taliban guerrillas show their true soul of seminarista, with all their misogyny and wealthy.The Taliban - literally, the "students", obviously from the Quran - believe that the key to the future of Afghanistan, at the gates of a serious humanitarian crisis, goes through recovering virtue.Above all, of course, that of their women.

Meanwhile, the United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, has recognized this week that his organization has contributed to relieve the hardships of "seven million Afghan".Several countries seek the way of doing the same without implying a formal recognition of Kabul's new masters.

The Taliban know that the world looks at them and that the end of their isolation will depend on their works, rather than their words.These are carefully calibrated by their spokesmen, one of whom has just ensured that women can denounce their abusers.Before, the Group's Supreme Guide, the Ajundada Mulá, had condemned forced marriages.

But not a few women, including some of the best prepared, they decided last year not to sit down to wait.

Among them, several judges, who had been refugees in Greece for months and who will finally be received along with their knowledge flow in Canada, a country that has also committed to host thousands of Afghan homosexuals.