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‘It’s my fault, I messed up’ Woman begs for mercy as she’s flogged for speaking to a man over the phone

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A plea by an Afghan woman for mercy did not stop authorities from flogging her 40 times after she was found guilty of reportedly making a phone call with a man.

She was dragged to the Taliban court where she was pronounced guilty of the ‘offence’.

Footage shared online shows the woman being led into a ground where the punishment was handed down by three tribal elders in front of dozens of male spectators.

She is heard in the footage saying “I repent, it’s my fault, I messed up”.

According to France 24, the young man who spoke to her on the phone was also arrested and was being held in a prison cell at the time the footage was recorded.

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“I repent, it’s my fault, I messed up” – Woman flogged over phone call with a man

“I repent, it’s my fault, I messed up” – Woman flogged over phone call with a man

The footage has sparked reactions with many people calling it an injustice.

Afghanistan is a conservative Islamic country in Southern Asia where issues of immorality are seriously frowned upon.

Women’s rights activist in Herat, Atefa Ghafouri bemoaned how women in Afghanistan continue to suffer injustice due to a lack of systems to protect their interest.

“All of the men who attended the whipping were ordinary citizens, just people who live in the area. Lots of Afghans, especially those in rural regions, support these tribunals. In many parts of Afghanistan, the government has zero presence,” Atefa Ghafouri lamented during an interview with France 24.

“There is no court where you can go and file a complaint. And even when there is some kind of court, the judicial proceedings are long and expensive, because you have to pay bribes so that someone actually works on your file.

“So, unfortunately, the only alternative is a Taliban court, which also happens to be rapid and free. People turn to these tribunals and find solutions for their conflicts and that builds legitimacy. The Taliban then impose their rules. The first victims of this system are women.”

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