Tamana Zaryab criticized the purposive silence of the countries of the world to her request

On the 11th day of the hunger strike of women’s rights activists in the city of Cologne, Germany, Tamana Zaryab criticized the purposive silence of the countries of the world regarding their demands.
Paryani, who was on a hunger strike since the 3rd of September until now, spent a day in the hospital due to her bad physical health.
After returning from the hospital to the sit-in tent, she expressed her dissatisfaction with the silence of the governments and the United Nations on the demands of the protesting Afghan women in Germany and several other countries.
At the same time, Ziahuddin Yousafzai, the father of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, who visited the sit-in tent in Cologne, says: “I think the apartheid experience in Afghanistan is different, because how they treat with women in Afghanistan is more severe than what is done in Africa against black people.
Malala Yousafzai’s parents, who were present at the Afghan women’s strike tent, called the restrictions imposed by the Taliban on women’s lives in Afghanistan a severe version of apartheid.
Torpikay Yousafzai, Malali’s mother, asked the international community to support the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan, especially the right of education.
In the last two days, the deputy of the German Dusseldorf state parliament and also the representative of the foreign ministry of that country went to the Afghan women’s sit-in tent in the city of Cologne.
They asked for the end of Tamana Zaryab Paryani’s hunger strike and invited her to speak in the state parliament.
It is said that Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights for Afghanistan, also had a phone call to Tamana Zaryab.
At the same time, Schahina Gambir, a member of the German Parliament of Afghan origin, said that choosing a hunger strike as a protest “shows how desperate the situation of women in Afghanistan is