MA Islamic Studies | Migration & Humanitarian Aid Specialist | Social Worker & Community Organizer | UNHCR • GIZ • Municipality ∞︎︎ֶָ֢
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جنرال یاسین ضیا:
هدف نهایی ما جنگ دائمی نیست. می‌خواهیم انحصار قدرت طالبان را بشکنیم و حاکمیت را به مردم افغانستان برگردانیم. می‌خواهیم نظامی بسازیم که در آن انتقال قدرت از طریق رأی مردم و قانون صورت گیرد، نه با تفنگ، نه با اراده یک فرد، یک قوم، یک مذهب یا یک گروه.
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جبهه آزادی افغانستان تحت رهبری نظامیان باتجربه و متخصصان امنیتی سابق، به عنوان یک نیروی مقاومت قوی در برابر طالبان قد علم کرده است. جبهه آزادی افغانستان با داشتن تشکیلات منظم، ظرفیت عملیاتی و یک دیدگاه واحد ملی، برای آزادی و عدالت مبارزه می‌کند.
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رهبری باتجربه، سازمان‌دهی نیروهای نظامی و امنیتی پیشین افغانستان، برخورداری از ظرفیت‌های عملیاتی و تلاش برای ایجاد هماهنگی میان مخالفان طالبان، جبهه آزادی افغانستان به رهبری سپهبد یاسین ضیا را به یکی از جریان‌های شناخته‌شده و مطرح
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Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF)
A Pledge of Justice for Afghan Women and Girls
The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) strongly condemns the Taliban’s systematic persecution, sexual violence, forced marriages, arbitrary imprisonment, enforced disappearances, and torture of Afghan women and girls.
No prison should conceal a crime. No survivor should be silenced. No perpetrator should escape justice.
The AFF is committed to documenting credible reports of these abuses, protecting survivors’ identities, preserving evidence, and pursuing accountability through lawful national and international mechanisms.
We stand for an Afghanistan where women enjoy equal rights, education, freedom, dignity, and full participation in political and public life.
Afghanistan cannot be free while its women remain oppressed. Their rights are non-negotiable, their suffering will not be forgotten, and their voices must never be silenced.
No silence. No impunity. No freedom without women's rights.
The severe human rights violations and the shrinking of living spaces faced by the people of Afghanistan—particularly women and girls—constitute one of the deepest humanitarian crises the region has ever witnessed. Being deprived of the right to education and forced to live under a regime of oppression is not merely an infringement of individual rights, but a heavy blow dealt to the future of the entire society.
In the face of this dark picture, vocalizing the defense of justice, freedom, and the struggle for a dignified life is the shared responsibility of everyone who stands for truth and human dignity. The determination to uphold the people's will and fundamental rights is the strongest beacon of hope through this challenging process.
جبههٔ آزادی افغانستان (AFF) برای افغانستان آزاد مبارزه می‌کند؛ افغانستانی که بر بنیاد وحدت ملی، کرامت انسانی و احترام به همهٔ اقوام و جوامع استوار باشد.
اصول جبهه روشن است: مخالفت با سیاست‌های قومی، قبیله‌گرایی، حملات شخصی و بی‌احترامی به هر قوم، جامعه یا حزب سیاسی.
رعایت حقوق بین‌الملل بشردوستانه، به‌شمول کنوانسیون‌های ژنو، باید یک اصل اساسی باشد.
حفاظت از غیرنظامیان یک انتخاب نیست، بلکه مسئولیت اخلاقی و قانونی است. مسلکی‌بودن نظامی به معنای انضباط، پاسخ‌گویی و تعهد استوار به مردم افغانستان می‌باشد.
افغانستان آزاد باید بر پایهٔ عدالت، وحدت ملی و احترام به حقوق بشر ساخته شود.
Afghan women stand united in raising their voices for rights and justice, determined to defend their fundamental human rights through peaceful means. We will not surrender our basic freedoms; we remain firmly committed to continuing our struggle and international solidarity for equality, justice, and a dignified life.
The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) is composed of former military personnel of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan who have refused to surrender to the Taliban following its takeover of the country in August 2021, amid the collapse of the Republic and the controversial Doha agreement.
Guided by its three fundamental principles [ Freedom, Equality, and Justice] the AFF is determined not only to fight for these ideals but also to translate them into practice through its commitment to a free, democratic, and inclusive Afghanistan.
در کف مردانگی شمشیر باید گرفت،
حق خود را از دهان شیر باید گرفت.
تا استبداد سر در پای آزادی نهد،
دست خود بر قبضه شمشیر باید گرفت.
ای فرزندان دلیر افغانستان!
امروز روز سکوت نیست. امروز روز ایستادگی، مردانگی و فریاد آزادی است...
The world has turned its back on Afghan women, but we will not. We remain committed to their freedom and will fight for it to the last bullet.
Afghanistan Freedom Front
وفاداری ما به ملت، وظیفه ما در برابر مردم، نیروی ما در انضباط و راهنمای ما شرافت است. مسئولیت نهایی ما، پاسداری از آزادی، عدالت، حاکمیت قانون و کرامت انسانی است.
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@GenYasinZia
10 Things the Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) Can Do for Afghan Women
From promises to action: A practical agenda for women's rights, freedom, and leadership.
The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) can demonstrate its commitment to women's rights by adopting concrete policies, creating opportunities for women to participate in decision-making, and establishing measurable commitments to equality.
1\. Establish an AFF Women's Affairs Committee. Create a women-led committee with genuine decision-making authority to shape the Front's political, humanitarian, and governance policies.
2\. Guarantee women's political representation. Commit to meaningful representation of women in AFF leadership, future transitional institutions, constitutional discussions, and peace negotiations.
3\. Defend girls' education. Support safe, accessible educational opportunities, including online learning, scholarships, teacher training, and the eventual reopening of schools and universities to girls.
4\. Protect women from violence and persecution. Establish confidential reporting channels, legal referral networks, and partnerships with human rights organizations to document abuses and support survivors.
5\. Support women's economic independence. Promote vocational training, entrepreneurship, remote employment, and financial assistance for women-led households and businesses.
6\. Guarantee equal constitutional rights. Commit to protecting women's equal citizenship, access to justice, freedom of movement, employment, education, and participation in public life in Afghanistan's future constitution.
7\. Include women in transitional governance. Ensure women have substantive roles in planning civilian administration, public services, reconstruction, and democratic institutions.
8\. Support women journalists and human rights defenders. Help establish secure platforms for women's voices, independent reporting, civic participation, and documentation of Taliban restrictions and abuses.
9\. Prioritize women's healthcare and humanitarian needs. Work with independent humanitarian organizations to improve access to maternal healthcare, mental health support, disability services, and assistance for displaced women and families.
10\. Create a Women's Rights Accountability Framework. Publish measurable commitments, appoint independent women advisers, and regularly report progress so that women's rights become enforceable institutional responsibilities rather than political slogans.
The most important principle
Women must not merely be beneficiaries of the AFF's political vision. They must be equal partners in designing, leading, and implementing it.
The AFF has already publicly recognized women's movements as essential to Afghanistan's liberation and advocated equal rights, democratic governance, and accountability for abuses.
These ten proposals are recommended actions, not claims that the AFF has already implemented
هرچقدر هم که شرایط و جغرافیا سر سخت باشد، ایمان، اراده و پایداری همواره پیروز خواهد شد...
#افغانستان 🇦🇫
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همانطور که در رمان مشهور «سرناد» اثر زولفو لیوانلی آمده است:
«یک بار دیگر فهمیدم کسانی را که فکر می‌کردم می‌شناسم، اصلاً نشناخته‌ام...
نیکی و خوبی، در انسانِ درست باعث قدردانی می‌شود و در انسانِ نادرست باعث وقاحت و بی‌شرمی...
“The government I served was brought down. But the oath I took still stands.”
An old soldier’s words from the mountains of Nuristan, spoken long after the Republic fell. The government is gone, the uniform has changed hands, and the weapons once carried to defend the people now rest on other shoulders. Yet the oath remains—bound not to a regime, but to the people and the country it was sworn to protect.
“The government I served was brought down. But the oath I took still stands.”
The Diary of an AFF Commander
Translated from Farsi into English
To the world:
I am a former soldier of the Republic of Afghanistan. The government I served was brought down. But the oath I took still stands.
Our internationally recognized republic was shattered by betrayal and backroom deals. Our people were left to bear the consequences: oppression, fear, stolen freedoms, and a future denied to their daughters.
I wore my uniform with pride. I swore to serve my country and protect its people. How can I remain silent when I see that same uniform worn today by men who once planted bombs, sent suicide attackers, and killed innocent civilians?
That uniform stood for our duty, our sacrifice, and the memory of our comrades who never came home. It stood for the selfless service of veterans who gave so much, yet now live with disabilities and beg in the streets to feed their families.
Today, those who seized that uniform use it to terrorize our communities, beat our citizens, and humiliate the women of our country.
How can I accept seeing the weapon I once carried to defend my people now slung over the shoulder of a terrorist who claims divine authority while condemning his fellow citizens impure and treating them as outcasts and apostates? How can I watch a weapon meant for their protection being turned against them?
I cannot stand idle while the people I swore to protect are brutalized. My responsibility did not end when the republic fell. Neither did my oath.
Across Afghanistan, our youth, soldiers, commanders, and former security professionals are rising. We are uniting under the Afghanistan Freedom Front, led by our big brother, General Yasin Zia. With discipline, courage, and determination, we carry our duty forward.
We have not forgotten our duty. We have not forgotten our fallen comrades. We have not forgotten the people we pledged to protect.
We will not accept oppression as our country’s destiny. We will not surrender Afghanistan’s future to religious extremism. Every woman denied her freedom, every child denied an education, and every family living in fear reminds us why we must persevere.
Our mission is clear: to end oppressive rule and restore a republic where the people choose their government, where the law protects every citizen, and where women and men stand equal in dignity and rights.
To the world: hear our people. Recognize their right to freedom. Stand with their demand to choose their own government and shape their own future.
To my fellow soldiers: remember your oath. Remember the people you pledged to protect. Let that duty guide both your courage and your conduct.
I now call upon every one of you, whether you are living in disguise inside Afghanistan or seeking refuge abroad: come back and join me. I am here, standing tall in the mountains of Nuristan. Return to duty. Take up your arms. Stand beside me.
Our oath still stands. Our struggle for freedom continues. Afghanistan will rise again!
First Lieutenant Sharif Sarfaraz
Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF)
Translated by Barmak Hamdard
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مبارزهٔ واقعی برای آزادی، پیش از شکست دادن دشمن، با حفاظت از غیرنظامیان و رفتار انسانی با اسرا به دست می‌آید. پایبندی به حقوق بشردوستانه بین‌المللی، سلاح مشروعیت است نه قدرت.
#تاآزادی
The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) emphasizes the importance of training its personnel in the proper treatment and protection of civilians, as well as the humane treatment of prisoners of war, in accordance with international humanitarian law, including the Geneva Conventions.
As explicitly stated in Principle 13 of the AFF Manifesto, the Front is committed to respecting and upholding international humanitarian law throughout its military operations.
The Afghanistan Freedom Front takes military discipline, professional conduct, and adherence to a strict code of military ethics seriously, emphasizing accountability, respect for human dignity, and the protection of civilians and detainees.
