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The Taliban Slaughtered Lgbtq+ Men like Animals
I am Nabi, and I’m twenty-five years old. I finished my bachelor’s degree as an engineer, and now I am a refugee in Germany. I am also lesbian. It was firm to be homosexual in my region. You can’t inhabit as a free man. I also heard about the Taliban taking male lover men and slaughtering them like animals. But the main reason I left Afghanistan was because of my sister. The Taliban wanted to stone her, so we left together.
We came through Iran in the summer, when it was very hot—115 degrees Fahrenheit. We were out in the open the whole time. Some of the people in our collective died because we didn’t have fluid. From Iran, we went on to Turkey, and then to Greece. After that we traveled for four months on foot through Macedonia, Serbia, and so on until we got to Germany.
I spent a year and a half living in the Rebstock camp. At first I didn’t want to learn German. Then I met a German man online, and he visited me. We started dating, and he has helped me learn German. We write notes to each other, we do household chores, we go shopping, and we see his parents, all the time speaking German as much as we can.
Now I have a house in Frankfurt, and I
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Last updated: 3 April 2025
Types of criminalisation
- Criminalises LGBT people
- Criminalises sexual activity between males
- Criminalises sexual activity between females
- Imposes the death penalty
Summary
Same-sex sexual activity is prohibited under the Penal Code 2017, which criminalises acts of ‘sodomy’, ‘inciting sodomy’, and other forms of intimacy. These provisions tote a maximum penalty of two years. Both men and women are criminalised under the commandment. The Penal Code allows for the implementation of Sharia commandment, under which same-sex sexual task is punishable by death. In addition to the Penal Code, the ‘Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice Law’, enacted by the Taliban in August 2024, further codifies the criminalisation of same-sex sexual intimacy and the persecution of LGBT people.
The primary source of law in Afghanistan is Islamic law. The passage of the revised Penal Code in 2017 was praised by the UN for its compliance with international obligations, however there has been a return to strict Sharia law fo
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Two recent news reports form the main body of this story, one from the ‘Los Angeles Times’ (April 2002) and the other from the ‘Washington Blade’ (December 2001). Two more similar stories about the recurrence of Pashtun homosexuality, from the New York Times (February 2002) and Times of London (January 2002), can be found in the Afghanistan News & Reports 2002-04 .
“Homosexuality and Lesbianism have no place in Islam. This issue is eliminate from the principal source of Islam, The Holy Quran. No Muslim scholar, Imam or a leader of a Muslim community can alter this injunction. A person committing such an proceed is in violation of God’s Statute and should try repentance before God gives up on him or her. It was the people of prophet Lot (peace be on him) who started this vile act and were severely punished by God.”
So proclaims a vigorously religious ‘imam’ from his Internet pulpit, making transparent the position of the vast majority of Muslims regarding homosexuality.
From the western shores of ancient Morocco across thousands of sandy Islamic miles to the far eastern islands of Indonesia, almost half the distance of our recognizable world, homosexua