Taliban Commander Accused of Rape of a 13-Year-Old Disabled Tajik Girl in Badakhshan: Calls for Justice and International Attention

Taliban Commander Accused of Rape of a 13-Year-Old Disabled Tajik Girl in Badakhshan: Calls for Justice and International Attention
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A reported incident in Kishim district, Badakhshan province, alleges that a Taliban commander, Qari Abdul Ghafour, raped a 13-year-old disabled Tajik child. Local sources suggest the commander abused his authority to assault a vulnerable minor, provoking shock and fear within the affected family and community. Eyewitnesses indicate that residents fear further abuses against children under Taliban control. There is a growing sentiment that Taliban authorities may shield the perpetrator rather than prosecute him, reflecting a broader pattern of impunity in areas under Taliban rule. This case contributes to ongoing, widespread concerns about abuse of women, girls, and children in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where accountability remains elusive. Community leaders are urging international attention to protect civilians, especially children, from such crimes, and to press for justice and safeguards against future violations.

Source: Statement from @AfghanTimes7

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Published: May 4, 2026, 1:39 am

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