Travel influencer under fire for posing with Taliban amidst new restrictive laws on women | Trending

Aug 28, 2024 02:31 PM Travel content creator, Geenyada Madow became the center of attention on X for her post with the Taliban. Many people slammed her for posing with them. Approved their supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban published a plethora of new “vice and virtue” regulations last week. These laws mandate that women cover their entire body, including their faces, with heavy garments whenever they are in public to prevent men from falling for “temptation and vice”. As people and organisations around the world are condemning these restrictions on women, a travel content creator, Geenyada Madow has become the center of attention on social media for her post with the Taliban. Travel influencer Geenyada Madow’s post with Taliban. Madow recently visited Afghanan and shared a picture that she took with a few men from the Taliban. The picture shows Madow all smiles and posing with the men who are armed with guns. The picture also shows a few sitting behind and having a meal. (Also Read: Influencer slammed for Auschwitz outfit inspiration post: ‘Disgusting and disrespectful’) Take a look at the post here: As Madow shared the post, many people took to the comments section of the post to slam her for her privilege and posing with the Taliban. (Also Read: Pakani YouTuber slammed for vlogging her visit to ser’s grave. Viral video) Here’s how people reacted to it:An individual wrote, “That’s a level of foreign privilege, tbh. While they oppress women, who would never be invited to show their faces in a photo with them.” Another X user, Ali Rehman Malik, commented, “Anything for likes and retweets. So shameful.” X user Nat shared, “I’m so confused. These same men, you stand smiling like you won a prize, restrict their women from doing exactly what you’re doing. Travelling, blogging, being educated, working, travelling! If u lived in Afghanan u would be at home asking for permission to even step outside!” Someone else posted, “So what, my dear? Instead, meet the girls and women of Afghanan and see how their situation is under Taliban’s rule!” News / Trending / Travel influencer under fire for posing with Taliban amidst new restrictive laws on women