Tag: Afghanistan

The withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan in 2021 did not bring peace but allowed the Taliban to establish a legal system designed to control citizens rather than protect their rights. This hypocritical transition exposes how Western interventions often leave behind oppressive structures instead of genuine liberation, perpetuating cycles of suffering under the guise of 'closure'.

Misreporting on the Taliban's 2026 criminal procedure code risks obscuring its actual dangers by exaggerating certain claims, yet the code's true threat lies in its expansion of unchecked judicial power that erodes fundamental human rights. This tragic legal charade exposes the west's selective outrage, which often sensationalizes the Global South's struggles while ignoring the imperialist roots of such instability and the urgent need for authentic, self-determined justice systems.