World Health Update

The real handiwork of the  engaged in improving their image in front of the world is  coming to the fore again.  After issuing rules and regulations for the demonstration, the Taliban now brutally beat up human rights activist Habibullah Farzad because he took part in the ongoing women's protest in Kabul.  However, attacks on activists have become more common in Afghanistan since the Taliban took over.  According to the Daily Star news, human rights activist Habibullah was brutally beaten up by the Taliban for his participation in the women's protest in Kabul last Wednesday.  According to Habibullah, 'They tied my hands behind me and started beating me mercilessly.  I fainted and after about an hour I regained consciousness.  After that they took me to another room where they had held many other people including journalists as well. Let us tell you that the protesting women in Afghanistan demand an equal share in the new Taliban government.  ...

There is an atmosphere of celebration in Pakistan's security agencies since the Taliban took over Afghanistan.  Pakistani fundamentalists have consistently supported the Taliban in Afghanistan.  Experts believe that what Pakistan wanted in Afghanistan has happened, but Pakistan is going to regret it soon.  After the Taliban take over Afghanistan, Pakistan will be in the grip of extremism and will be isolated in the world. With the Taliban becoming uncontrollable, the problems of Pakistan will increase and then Pakistan will find itself trapped in the reins of the Taliban.  It is also going to have a bad effect on the domestic peace of Pakistan.  Islamic extremism has already divided Pakistan into two parts.  In such a situation, seeing the Taliban, the radicals of Pakistan will try to strengthen themselves further.  Terrorist organizations dreaming of Taliban rule like Tehreek-e-Taliban-Pakistan have already pummeled the Imran Khan government. If a fig...