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    “We were playing this game in the class where everyone writes questions on a paper, folds it, mix all the folded papers, pick one and answer it. I was 16 years old at the time when one question from the game ended me up in the hospital. Everyone laughed at their questions and shared a little funny story related to the question. It was my turn and I was super excited to share something funny. I picked up my question and my friend jumped on it and read the question, “When was your first kiss and who was he/she?” I started thinking while a memory that I repressed for years hit me and almost paralyzed my tongue. I couldn’t speak and everyone waited. How could I tell my classmates that my first kiss was at the age of 8?

    I was born and raised in the USA. My parents decided to send me to Swat, Pakistan when I was 8 years old with my siblings to keep us away from the western influences. My parents stayed with us for a couple of weeks then left us to the family in Swat, Pakistan and went back to the USA. We were literally treated like aliens by everyone. Apart from my close uncles, every other old and young man felt all the rights to touch me anywhere they wanted to. What I did not understand was when men would stop me in narrow streets, hug me tight and kiss me on my cheeks or bite me. And everyone was okay with it while I did not feel good.

    There was a store close to my house in our village, the owner always made me feel uncomfortable with his stares and gave me free candies. One afternoon, someone in the family asked me to get something from the store and buy myself ice cream. I asked my brother to come with me but he did not want to come as he too was traumatized of the sexual harassment we went through on the daily bases. I went to the store and there were no custumers. The man also the owner of the store used to call me “nenzaka” (doll) as he saw me, he said, “Zama nenzaka ragha” (my doll has come). I asked him what I needed in my broken Pakhto. He held my hand took me all the way in and asked me to say it in English. I was shaking and couldn’t talk. He said if I don’t say it in English, he wouldn’t give me the things I needed. So I said it in English. He hugged me and kissed my lips while grabbed my hand towards his private parts. I was shivering and started crying. I could still feel my body shivering as I remember the moment. While this was happening to me, there was a car noise, he let me go quickly, gave me my stuff and didn’t take money. At that age, I had learned that whatever happens to me is my fault and I will be punished and called a bad girl if I open my mouth. So I wiped my tears went home. I got used to it by then because it was something I went through every day at home and outside.
    The sexual harassment we all siblings went through finally became visible to the family after someone did something to my brother in school. My parents finally woke up and brought us back to the USA while blamed the family in the village for making up lies about the sexual harassment because they were not being able to take care of us according to my parents. My siblings and I have never discussed what we went through until today and we all repressed the bad memories that are now affecting all of us in different ways.

    I just felt numb after the question and all the memories attached to it. I don’t even remember how the game ended and later on I had no energy to get up, just lied on the floor, heard everything, saw everything but my tongue and body were paralyzed. I was rushed to the hospital but never told anyone not even the doctors about what had happened. They thought I didn’t eat properly and my blood pressure dropped.”
    ~Zohra

    Sexual harassment of young children is the most common harassment in the Pakhtun culture. Women are locked in homes and streets are full of desperate men who get horny even when they see little children on the streets or dogs/cats. In the west children are not allowed on the streets without supervision but in the holy land of Pakhtuns, it’s the other way around. Children are on the streets all day long and parents don’t even care. There is a video recently shared on Facebook, which is very similar to Zohra’s story. A pious man with a religious red beard is handing a plastic bag to a 10 or 11-year-old girl, pinches her breasts (that barely exist) and she screams from pain. The video is extremely disturbing.

    However, sexual harassment could affect these children badly in the long run. Sexual harassment trauma affects children development and if the trauma is left unresolved, it can block personal growth throughout life. Some people stay stuck in a state of doubt, anxiety, fear, and suspicion.

    By: Nadia Khan Yousafzai

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    for those who don't know this girl she is a complete man haters a femi nazi, and from time to time she try to ridicule man, pashtun taking advantage of murdagow ANP secular and using their platform. completely surrounded by pashutn cucks who always praise her for her feminist stance she has come up with a Bollywood script now. it's not like sexual exploitation does not occur in our area, but the history of this girls and her hate for man make this story very skeptical.

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    • #3
      My First Kiss was at the Age of 8 – The Pashtun Express

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      • #4
        look at the quality of this pashtunexpress news networks, they are posting hoax news from 2015 in 2017, leaving no chance to ridicule muslims.

        According to several Middle East newspapers, the Mufti of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh has created a sensation after he issued a new fatwa which permits a man to eat his wife in the event that he is afflicted with a severe hunger and fear of starving. He can now, according to Sharia, Islamic law, eat parts of her body, or eat the flesh so that his hunger is satisfied.

        The Mufti of Saudi Arabia said that this is evidence of the sacrifice of women and obedience to her husband and her desire to become one with his body.

        This fatwa created a sensation on the social networks and in particular on Twitter, in which the Saudis are active users. Many have expressed shock over this fatwa, calling it cannibalism.

        The Mufti also issued a fatwa a few weeks ago which said that marriage of minors under the age of 15 years is permissible, stressing that so far intentions to discuss the issue do not exist.

        The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia is the head of Sharia Law, and the fatwas he issues are to be followed by Muslims around the world.

        Update: The Mufti has apparently retracted the fatwa after international spotlight, claiming the source is a satire site.
        this was first posted by a satirical news sites in 2015 and no such fatwa were issued. now in 2017 the admin i suppose "Behroz khan an ANP cuck VOA broadcaster" is posting it again with mala fida intentions.
        dear cuck the mufti had not retracted any fatwa, because there were no fatwas issued in first place.

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        • #5
          Disgusting.

          Are these losers actually in Pakistan?

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          • #6
            nadia khan yousafzai another adventure 'Ayesha’s story (a Pashtun girl)'

            Ayesha was an intelligent and curious child who often asked questions. But unfortunately her intelligence was a threat to her father. She was 11 years old when her father sent her back to Afghanistan to live there until she gets married while her mother and brothers lived in Canada. Ayesha always sent letters to her mother with dried tears drops all over the paper. Her mother wanted her to come but she was helpless and scared of her husband. Ayesha started sending drawing of herself and her mother attached to her letters. She made a drawing of herself sitting alone in the dark and crying for her mother. And another drawing of her little brothers and mother happy-together.

            Ayesha’s letters and drawings were always full of tears. She tried to express her pain through her drawings but there was no one to understand her pain. It’s still not clear how her father had stopped her from going to school and sent her back home because the government does not allow it (but these people are expert at loopholes).

            Ayesha was engaged to a relative in Afghanistan. Her family was waiting for her to be old enough to get married so she can come back to Canada. While her brothers were free to go to school in Canada with no restrictions. Her father feared that Canadian culture might influence her and therefore punished her prior to committing the “crime” of getting influenced by Canadians. Her punishment was cruel and inhuman for a child of her age (and of course any human). She was just a little girl who needed to be with her mother but that was not important for her father.

            Majority of the Pashtuns in Canada hate Canadians and their way of living for their daughters and wives. And these Pashtuns are very open about expressing their hate towards Canada (at least the ones I know). Because all Pashtuns have, is woman to be brave (lions) to and oppress them then feel proud of themselves as if they found a way to Mars. When these men come to Canada and find out about women’s rights, they make sure to lock these women at home so they don’t find out about their rights. The men also use different kinds of tactics for instance they’d say, “Canadian men always wish to have our (Pashtun) women because our women have shame, dignity and no one dares to see them. And Canadian women dream for Pashtun men to marry them. But Pashtun men always choose the best..” etc.

            The funniest and hypocritical part is that most of these men (if not all) have Canadian girlfriends who don’t know about their marriage. These types of men are the most hypocrite and clever when it comes to fooling their wives. They talk bad about Canadian women to their wives so they don’t get influenced. And then they take their secrete girlfriends to restaurants and movies because they are too embarrassed to take their full of “shame” and “dignity” wives out (almost every 2nd Pashtun of I know has caught these brave men cheating on their “clean” wives).

            The only possible places these men are seen with their wives, are grocery stores. We see 50-cent wannabe (especially the way he’s dressed) walking all cool so our expectations are that Kim Kardashian is behind him. But when we see, 50-cent wannabe dressed his wife with at least 4 to 5 layers walking behind him. These men are the examples of hypocrisy and if there’s ever an award for the most hypocrite men on earth, I will proudly give it to “these” Pashtun men.

            but what happened to that imaginary girl "ayesha'. lol

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            • #7
              Her blog is a complete fantasy full of imaginary stories. she is writing this stuff every days or two.

              Page Not Found | Facebook

              Pashtoon Diaspora – Pashtoon Women in The West

              Tahira was Believed to be Honor Killed – Pashtoon Diaspora

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              • #8
                Random unknown men were stopping her on street and were "biting" her? ......Pashtun men get erections whenever they see a dog or cat on the street?. A very weird place on earth if her ridiculous account is to be believed.

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                • #9
                  Note the comment of Nazrana Ghaffar Yousafzai from America on Nadia's facebook post. She is also a feminist western Pashtun , a VOA journalist with 62 thousands twitter followers and is also very popular among ANP circles ....

                  Last edited by Samandri; 10-08-2017, 05:15 AM.

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                  • #10
                    Gulalai Ismail, another western American Pashtun girl originally from Swabi associated with ANP, commenting on the same post. She was recently awarded "Anna Plitkovskaya Award for aiming to challenge the culture of violence and the oppression of women in the rural Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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                    • #11
                      A girl of same category, a feminist Pashtun of America originally from Swat, Orbala was a member here as "Qrattugai/Roshina".

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                      • #12
                        VoA is literally US government funded propaganda. No one trusts that garbage, right? Especially when these losers have probably barely even seen Pakhtunkhwa, if ever.

                        Where did these stupid lies come from? What do they aim to change with this trash? This stuff doesn't actually happen, so what are they really after? Is it "women need more freedom so they can protect themselves from abuse"?

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Samandri View Post
                          A girl of same category, a feminist Pashtun of America originally from Swat, Orbala was a member here as "Qrattugai/Roshina".
                          At this point I've to say that I've been following orbala since many years and I didn't read any nonsense coming from her. She's feminist but she doesn't come up with fantasies/invalid claims and if she criticizes the mens world she does it as a generell but not a specific mens world.


                          PS: I'm not a supporter of feminism but I like orbala's contribution on other topics.
                          Last edited by Elias; 10-08-2017, 08:05 AM.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by maneatinglizard View Post
                            VoA is literally US government funded propaganda. No one trusts that garbage, right? Especially when these losers have probably barely even seen Pakhtunkhwa, if ever.

                            Where did these stupid lies come from? What do they aim to change with this trash? This stuff doesn't actually happen, so what are they really after? Is it "women need more freedom so they can protect themselves from abuse"?
                            i found her on facebook once comparing pashtun man to pigs and dogs, then asking from her cucks friends that should not we need to confine pashtun man to homes and lock them, while freeing woman. this way children will be safe from pashtun pigs. on this her murdagow friends cheered and commended her intellect

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                            • #15
                              what to say about this girl, she is a complete poison and filled with hate. what doe she want, i still can't figure it out. it is apparent she write these fantasy and imaginary stories to ridicule pashtun society culture and man. this way she satisfy her hate. this is a sign of sick psycho ..

                              Tahira was Believed to be Honor Killed


                              Tahira was a Pakhtun/Pashtun woman from Swat who was an American citizen and lived in the USA. She was 33 years old. In early 2016, she went to Swat where she suddenly died and her family told people that she had a heart attack. I have talked to more than nine people about Tahira to know the story and two people who knew her personally. I cannot disclose their relationship to Tahira for privacy reasons.
                              The people who knew her said, her family told people three different stories that got people confused and suspicious. Tahira’s family said, she was taking diet medication that caused her death then said, she poisoned herself, and at last told people, she had a heart attack.

                              The people who knew her personally told me that she was a very loving daughter. She loved her father and took very good care of him. She had even accepted an arranged marriage for her father and left someone she loved.
                              what is an arranged marriage for her father???

                              She seemed to be happy with her husband after marriage and had two children with him. Her oldest child was fourteen-fifteen when she died (when she was taken back to Swat her two children were left in the USA).

                              she went to swat at the age of 33 where she was honor killed according to the story. she left her 15 year old child back USA, which means she married at the age of 17 ( not possible) since she can't have her first children at first day of her marriage. she got the math wrong lol.
                              Most of the people I talked to said, Tahira started talking to the person again that she liked before marriage and she dressed “American” (jeans) that is why her family murdered her.
                              that is believable. for wearing jeans she was first sent to swat and then mudered her.
                              The people who knew her personally said, she was a very “bad” girl and the whole community talked bad about her.

                              All the people I have talked to only talked about how “bad” Tahira was and how inappropriately she dressed. Some people also said that the person who liked her before she got married, made these rumors and she was not murdered. People who knew her personally talked bad about her to convince me (or themselves) that she deserved the murder. I do not want to share too much of the negative things said about Tahira because we come from a place where murdering for honor is considered a great thing and I do not want people to celebrate her murder after reading this.

                              so we celebrate jeans killing and consider it a great things..
                              Pakhtun people also try to make the dead person look bad so the (dis)honor killing could be justified.
                              There were also people who saw Tahira’s husband on Facebook proudly celebrating her murder. Tahira’s husband also got married right after Tahira died (or was murdered).
                              nadia it's USA you are talking about?

                              I have been talking about Tahira for a month with a lot of people and there was not a single person who believed that it was a heart-attack. Almost everyone said, it is clearly a murder. I personally come from the same place and know exactly how our culture works. I am also sure it is a murder because why did the family leave her children behind when they brought her to Swat?
                              brough up in USA how exactly you came from the same place and how do you know our culture?
                              now she is sure that tahira was murdered for wearing jeans.case solved
                              I asked the person (who knew Tahira) “even if you were suspicious and not sure why did you not report it to the police to find out the truth?” the person said, it was not his/her responsibility and she/he did not want to get in trouble with Tahira’s family. I also asked the person, “did Tahira have friends who could report to the police?” The person said, her family knew all her friends and why would they get their lives in danger for someone who is dead and will not come back.

                              why do not you report to the police instead ?

                              So what can be done about it now in 2017? Nothing, because if the family is rich they must have paid a good well-known doctor in Swat for a fake medical report that would show, she was not murdered.
                              everything that could have been done back in 2016. she is a US citizen nadia!! you can have tahira been dug up and have post mortem even if she was not US citizen. a simple court order will do the job.

                              However, the reason I shared this story is that Pakhtun/Pashtun women are not even safe in a country like the USA. Our girls and women get honor killed in Pakistan, Afghanistan and now in the USA too. This is one story that came out but what about the hidden ones?
                              but your blog is full of hidden stories like these.

                              For our communities, dressing like “Americans” (jeans, skirts, shorts etc) is a good enough crime that somewhat justifies murders. Women have been honor killed in the Pakhtuns like sheep for centuries and there is no end to it. Pakhtuns treat women like a bunch of sheep if one of them is black/different, it is just killed.

                              this is very ridiculous english for a person writing blogs and brought up in USA
                              Last edited by marwat; 10-08-2017, 08:40 AM.

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