Taliban representatives (prohibited in Russia) a member of the Afghan women’s youth volleyball team Mahajabid Hakimi was executed. This is reported by Inside the Games with reference to the Persian Independent.
According to the source, the murder of the girl became known in early October, but the incident was kept secret. Hakimi’s family also remained silent as they received threats. The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) told the publication that it was “urgently seeking clarification” of the situation.
On October 15, the International Football Federation (FIFA) evacuated 100 people from Afghanistan. The organization reported that it was about “representatives of the football family,” including female players. FIFA thanked the Qatar authorities for the help. Together with them, a safe flight from Kabul to Doha was organized.
In mid-September, there were reports of the Taliban’s intention to ban women in the country from playing sports. According to the militants, training is not a vital necessity. The final decision on the issue has not yet been made.
On August 15, the Taliban announced the establishment of power in Afghanistan. The Taliban took control of the capital, Kabul, without a fight. After that, some Afghan athletes turned to international sports organizations to help them leave the country.
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