Upadte|Afghan Women in Exile in Germany Clash Over Planning of Protests to Take Place Throughout Europe “Mina Rafiq Women’s Rights Activist Norway Protect Afghan Women in Kabul Statement”

Mina Rafiq, a women’s rights activist from Norway, has reached out to Kauser News to offer her support in exposing those who are trying to harm Afghan women in Kabul. Rafiq said that she does not take the recent report by Kauser News personally and that she will continue to support the working team of the protest, who work day and night without names or logos.

She said the Pertest will be from 13^th August to 20 August 2023 and we are not going to cancel “We will Call International Community and the world with this Hashtag” “#RecognitionOfTalibanLegitimationOfGlobalTerrorisim”

Ms. Rafiq stressed that “all those who use logos or names associated with the protest are not part of the movement. She also pointed out that the protest is global, and that the Women of Germany group only supports the main cause.”

“For me as a human rights activist, humanity is above all!” Rafiq said in a video statement to Kauser News. “By this, I wanna say we stand with people specially women of Afghanistan for their human rights. And we say no to Taliban and terrorism.”

Ms. Rafiq also called on Afghan women to report any suspicious activity to us. “If anyone sends you are money to do a Protest in Kabul, please reported to us and we will take action,” she said.

Ms. Rafiq’s Comment for Kauser News is a major boost for the independent news organization, which has been under attack by the Taliban and its supporters. And at the time a Few Women’s Rights Activist in Europe accused Kauser News of spreading “anti-Women Rights” propaganda,

Kauser News published an article about the protest. The article detailed the infighting within the group and the threats that some of the women were making against each other and putting the Women’s lives in Danger in Kabul

In response to the article, some of the women involved in the protest reached out to Kauser News and threatened to take legal action if the article was not taken down. They said that the article would have a negative impact on their protest and that they did not care if the women in Kabul are getting arrested by the Taliban “Our reputation and name are Important”

Kauser News has refused to take down the article and said that it is important to shine a light on the challenges that Afghan women are facing, even if it means that some of them are not happy with the coverage.