Watch: Group of Afghan women protesting for their rights in Kabul infront of armed men

Afghanistan is once again under the rule of the Taliban.  A group of women has come forward to protest against the Taliban rules. In a video shared by Al Jazeera correspondent Hameed Mohammad Shah in his Twitter handle, four Afghan women can be seen with placards and shouting slogans in the streets of Kabul.

The video also shows a man with a rifle walking near the woman, as well as other armed men standing in the back of a pick-up truck parked nearby.

Watch the video here:

صورة غير نمطية في أفغانستان.
أول مظاهرة نسائية بعد حركة طالبان الى العاصمة كابل.@abuhilalah @khanfarw pic.twitter.com/XKQprFjcht

— @HameedMohdShah (@HameedMohdShah) August 17, 2021

In another clip shared by Shah, a group of women can be seen walking down the streets demanding their right to work, be educated, and participate in politics.

According to Shah’s translation, one woman in the video says, “No force can ignore and stifle women.”

Take a look to get amazed by their bravery:

اول مظاهرة نسائية في #كابل بعد دخول مسلحي طالبان.
طالبان.
نريد حقوقنا، هنا نساء، نريد الضمان الاجتماعي، لنافي العمل ،الحق في التعليم والحق في المشاركة السياسية.لا يمكن لأي قوة أن يتجاهل النساء ويخنقهن.لا ينبغي المساس بكل إنجازاتنا عبر السنين وحقوقنا الأساسية!@AlsmadiFatima https://t.co/MJ1IPnXIah

— @HameedMohdShah (@HameedMohdShah) August 17, 2021