THIS PROGRAPH TAKEN FROM A BOOK CALLED (AFGHAN WOMEN FATE)
Meena Keshwar Kamal, an ethnic Pashtun woman, founded RAWA in 1977 on behalf of women’s rights. Shortly after, Meena moved to Pakistan and started fighting against communists in Afghanistan. It was during this time that Pakistan was dying to find an Afghanistani person who was against the new regime. Meena linked up with the Pakistani government and received financial support from ISI (Pakistani Intelligent Service). She built her strong political base in the city of Quetta in Pakistan. In just a few years Mrs. Meena became favorable in the eyes of Pakistani politicians. Afghanistani fundamentalist, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who is also an ethnic Pashtun and also Pakistani’s favorite Islamic radical leader, took a jealousy-infused action against Meena and assassinated her. After the death of Meena, ISI started indirectly controlling RAWA through unknown leaders till this day and use the organization as an Afghanistan women movement.
THIS PROGRAPH TAKEN FROM A BOOK CALLED (AFGHAN WOMEN FATE)
Meena Keshwar Kamal, an ethnic Pashtun woman, founded RAWA in 1977 on behalf of women’s rights. Shortly after, Meena moved to Pakistan and started fighting against communists in Afghanistan. It was during this time that Pakistan was dying to find an Afghanistani person who was against the new regime. Meena linked up with the Pakistani government and received financial support from ISI (Pakistani Intelligent Service). She built her strong political base in the city of Quetta in Pakistan. In just a few years Mrs. Meena became favorable in the eyes of Pakistani politicians. Afghanistani fundamentalist, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who is also an ethnic Pashtun and also Pakistani’s favorite Islamic radical leader, took a jealousy-infused action against Meena and assassinated her. After the death of Meena, ISI started indirectly controlling RAWA through unknown leaders till this day and use the organization as an Afghanistan women movement.
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