Christian community in Afghanistan forced to live under oppression
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Under the Afghan Taliban regime, the Christian community in Afghanistan is forced to live under a shadow of fear and oppression.
According to the British newspaper The Church Times, the return of the Taliban has fundamentally altered public life, with religious freedoms for Christians effectively abolished.
The report states that there are no public churches in the country, and Christians are not recognized as a minority community in official records.
Consequently, Afghan Christians are forced to worship in secret.
The population of other minorities has also decreased rapidly, with a significant number of Sikhs and Hindus fleeing Afghanistan in recent years.
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