A number of members of civil society and human rights organizations have demanded the release of Manizhah Sediqi from Taliban prison in a protest rally.

A number of members of Afghan civil society and human rights institutions today (Monday, 25 March) in a protest rally in Kabul, demanded the release of Manizhah Siddiqi from Taliban prison.

Members of the civil society ask the human rights institutions and the international community to work for the release of Manizhah Siddiqi.
However, Hasht Sobh newspaper has reported that the Taliban are not giving any information about the condition of Manizhah Siddiqui to his family.

This media has reported, quoting Manizhah Sediqi’s roommates, that this protesting woman has no access to health services or a defense lawyer.

According to this media, Ms. Sediqi is in a bad health condition in Polcharkhi prison and the Taliban do not allow her family to visit her.

In this regard, international institutions and organizations have repeatedly asked the Taliban group to report on the health condition of Manizhah Sediqi.

These institutions have said that the Taliban group does not have any evidence against this female activist; But he refuses to release her and has asked the Taliban group to release Mrs. Siddiqui unconditionally.

At the same time, the intelligence of the Taliban arrested two education activists, Ahmad Fahim Azimi and Sediqullah Afghan, who worked with the organization “Fekr Betar”, on the charge of starting protests and inciting women to demonstrations and cooperating with the team of robotic girls to leave the country in 25 months. This year, he has arrested four people from their office in Karte Chahar district of Kabul.

After spending 72 days at the head of 40 intelligence agencies of the Taliban, these two girls’ education activists have been transferred to Polcharkhi prison, and Manizhah Siddiqui, a member of the Spontaneous Women’s Movement of Afghanistan, was also arrested this month.