When the Taliban took over afghanistan, two more women judges went into hiding. Extremists had unlocked the country's jails, and individuals who had been imprisoned there, including those sentenced by women judges, had been released.

Of these, 26 female judges had recently managed to depart the nation. The media has spoken with her and is interested in learning where and how she is staying in safe houses. 

We travelled to greece to meet these female judges who are on temporary visas. For the sake of anonymity, everyone's identities have been changed.

How did this Afghan woman judge evade the Taliban and flee the country?

When the Taliban took over afghanistan, two more female justices fled to a haven. The country's jails had been unlocked by extremists, and those who were imprisoned there, including those sentenced by women judges, had been released.

Sixty-six of them, including 26 female judges, have lately fled the nation. The media has spoken with her and wants to know where she is staying in safe houses and how she is getting around. 

But I was also at the point when I began to lose hope. Arrived. I was prepared to accept death. sana and her children spent more than a week in a residence after a safe escape from the desert before arriving at the runway. She claims that as soon as the plane took off, the entire cabin began wailing because everyone had departed.

Asylum

All 26 judges and their families were tested for COVID-19 after arriving in Athens before being dropped off at their city flats. The Greek government has offered the judges food and lodging for 14 days under the temporary visa program.

After two weeks, no one knows what will happen. Judges have been instructed to seek asylum in any country other than their own. Asma is one of the people who has applied for refuge in the United Kingdom. This isn't the first time she's escaped the Taliban in her 25 years as an Afghan judge. She claims that the entire cabin began crying as soon as the jet took off because everyone had left.

Before being dropped off at their city apartments in Athens, all 26 judges and their families were tested for COVID-19. The Greek government has guaranteed the judges food and lodging for 14 days as part of the temporary visa program.

For reporting a crime, women are also associated with shame. When a female judge is present, however, women's relatives are more supportive.

Nargis claims that since the Taliban took power, women have been unable to progress and sustain what they had gained in the previous 20 years. 

All-female judges visiting greece are extremely saddened, including the youngest female judge. Before the Taliban gained control, Nargis, a subordinate judge, served at the provincial family court for fewer than five years. 

She claims that the women are currently stuck in their houses, while the criminals who were imprisoned are now free. She has made it clear that she will continue to fight injustice in the world and will stand behind every Afghan woman. afghanistan isn't simply about the Taliban or a single outfit. It is the property of every Afghan.