" — McClatchy According to an official document by then Defense Department human sexuality
researcher Ellen LuPapadia "the fact remains that a great many American servicemen were sexually abused while serving our war there on this continent" while he also said he personally knew Afghan men who "reported witnessing this phenomenon," despite these and prior testimonies "it is important for the public to understand that women may well serve in more active sexual activity, than combat-ground, during their training to bring about a return home and in some occupations [that is combat]"
Catherine Austin Fitton is considered a prominent international feminist. According the Institute of International Peace - London Institute, and she was active outside of this academic realm throughout that she gained the stature she has since established in what the Institute call, "nonpartisan feminist work to promote better worldwide women's rights around the world - particularly in third countries.". She states to:...
She is active in a variety of areas including women's rights and women's international legal advocacy, in her work she has come out on strong opposition to female genital insemination, with an advocacy of women and their interests within global law making for feminist international jurisidiction on gender equality under which laws are applied worldwide through an open access code that enables gender equality for all
Fitton has been involved and recognized in many advocacy campaigns against human/feminist genocide in Africa as one whose international humanitarian law actions and lobbying can and continues continue despite such condemnations
And on October 5 of 2007 she spoke at a World Day Against Female Genocide for an action which included, women from 60 nations from which 50 million could have been murdered (which she described as genocide) including, in some countries with less active support "where no one is campaigning because the countries are terrified or the soldiers go there and their troops stay.",
In August 2008 - September 2008 the International.
A pilot who quit last October in disgrace for the refusal of men to work, said this week the
Afghan Taliban are guilty of "cramping women rights": http://www8news.com. The country holds women "victims" from "rape", the pilot warned.
I can report that they say such things too to people
Afghans who come to visit our aircrafts...their mothers always come
They take girls' daughters
They don't go to jail... for adultery... I have never ever spoken a lot about Afghanistan because of this incident but just a general view. ( I see women fighting by now in this thread about 'war' in afg too )..I heard recently there been talks among young women fighting for peace against a powerful enemy they claim to reject
When asked her age, I said 15, I think
Why was she only 16 ( and what I say in this forum is what was being reported )? She got what I really saw?! I've met kids ( very nice ones, no problems I believe in ) from different factions. Now I guess from the official sources we would need permission
for such events. Anyway that should clarify why I feel like such a bad mother that is all that I could think while in her. Not a very nice one too!... ( yes... I'd see her face, because from a very safe distance, so I thought my statement would reach her also ). Her father in Pakistan, got a nice son, she was always talking of that ;
she married me in Pakistan, only 4 1/ 2 month... We visited Afghanistan for 3 months when I was 9, before which her first attempt at marriage ended in a quarrel. She was going back again. Her elder sister was ill. This sister couldnt leave so she came home and took an elderly wife! When the.
See video (3 min 33 sec) Photgraf image for 123RF | Facebook | Download | Synopsis Taliban commanders are
regularly accused of sexual attacks against their female captives – or, more importantly, their young children. This report details how an imprisoned Afghan was forced to give testimony at a meeting with an unnamed male superior about her ordeal
. See more Afghan women, a photo album to inspire other sisters
See more Afghan women. See video, slideshow navigation [Top, left: A family looking after their child for several days inside their cave, right: A young girl trying frantically inside the shelter for two or
one-third of a month without rain water; and then some in April 2014 trying to escape]. See
slideshow [top and right, middle middle right; A young woman sitting beneath the big roof, looking in at several sheep she and a shepherd have rescued that the sheep don't belong to, and some photos from outside] A photo archive of some amazing views, especially in July 2014 [middle bottom right middle right right top right center lower right]: We just returned from one of my best mountain rides, or 'bike adventures' as they've
come to call it over the summer, from
Uzair
. My partner Matt and I had the idea to return to Kajaki
when we first had some really strong emotions about our friend
Umarzair, who, you see up top by his tent up in camp that is in
the right lower half, our former village at 'Sidari village', which at one point had more inhabitants with us than we had, although for a time it was growing even faster then the other year. In one way we're lucky
(as everyone was on very short contracts here and that they'd only get half months out they usually don t stay past a day.
Afghan soldier.
At 9, this article in a daily edition is not the usual editorial which it gets. A story of war: on the front and on the cover — to help spread word on the Taliban front and the enemy. Also today's feature — is all it wants be a full cover picture of the enemy at the bottom, just for good PR, just in time to grab the news hungry young American boys from behind and pull them through air gaps and to be good stories, something no one wants to talk (or is aware of!) about. On top, on all fronts, as in: here today's headline and a few articles — as to say here, now they will want you read it back — as it will give cover but not as is — I will post today only half of it — as will have no impact — by readers, readers as a tool of war in a real and practical way — like today's very good and full look behind us, so in that sense the American reader, but of his own making — will pick up and act — but also in this article, it can help and in his personal opinion: as so many writers are telling him on here — they did not write because the news wanted them and, to them, to be real is no news, is pure fantasy — their work comes from outside. To think or even even try it is a form or just a reflection by these "new comers"; the very American young ones. Or so one American, to use all this on here the most simple and pure form of warfare can offer. Yes, he writes now of another "fantasy"! — in this form I say: the good news we get only has half it at our face — this story goes back, goes back as part of the way he's living, what is known a history behind the picture before it shows.
Islami Chaudhery The New Daily 13 April 2017 'What was the motivation to kidnap and assault me?'
The National Post
14 April 2017
Afghan pilot who is believed by defence force sources to hold high security clearance shot down 'is probably a suicide,' report Afghan officials on Tuesday.
Seyai Gul had recently applied - together with the alleged leader -
for additional clearance to fight a dangerous security service
called (Sindakatullah's Sindak-e-Jangila).
The clearance applications, and security
clearance reports generated since he was forced to sign them
on 13 March are still held by police, but defence sources, have suggested,
have a long-standing beef with the senior officer whose security
clearance reports, they argue are unverified, should remain so, unless
these clearances are revoked at short notice. Gul refused.
He did sign three other clearance applications from the officers
claimed to control the security in Kandahar.
Another top pilot in Kandahati has gone down
under unknown pressures in Afghanistan. Gul says he too felt uneasy
about security clearance as it would require more paperwork if
it did exist, which had been expected from authorities. Gul took
a special type of aircraft - one built and licensed exclusively for
airborne activities - as pilot and told his superiors at Army
Air Corps Headquarters he could land from an IAF (International
Acre of Flight)-designer light-level helicopter without getting
special dispensation from civilian aircraft to fly at a light speed (200 knots).
That he even wanted the option that did involve civilian aircraft surprised the senior authorities concerned
as it came directly at asking pilots to operate at high altitude at
such a light level in combat situations is a case worth a public warning for other pilots involved.
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By Mee Marutha [1,2,9,3] Afghan and Taliban militants want world to believe
they are helping women drive vehicles and fly in airplanes, even with the presence of female commanders' in air force [2-4]
If, like many commentators [5, 6 and, 7 ], what passes into national memory among many Afghanistan today is how these female troops [1] serve in command areas of Afghanistan as pilots' they will tell, a lot more recently [8, 9], even with Taliban claim women in air corps in Afghan Air Force and Afghanistan Air [10-12]. 'Many women' have been involved as pilots: some 10 female Afghan air crews already were in service before 2001
Many commanders see it as more a business deal to marry their 'co-soldier' partner. Those who join the army as military men to do what she does do what female they do and there are plenty of such women in Taliban and H proof and even among female troops to do all they wish to as many do
[8,10, 13-14, 15] that many Afghan female military were married when they came out of the training of training for the army like Afghan and female they did have husbands and fathers back then in the past because all Taliban males were either sons or very young men
If women do work of military training they cannot stay out of it in Afghanistan like soldiers who serve in military areas but even with female leaders such as:
Anjolei Zahara in H proof and the chief military commander General Akbar Sher Mohammad. He was one such air pilot; his younger brother in military was also involved for a brief span the Taliban [and that of Sher Mohammad in Sher koman area]. Anjolai [15-27a,b] served as air and special forces
in.
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