Afghans Are Scared Under Taliban Rule In Afghanistan

Afghans are scared under Taliban rule, Afghan students studying in America are afraid to return home.

Ever since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, the people there have been living in fear.

But now the fear of the Taliban has increased so much that Afghans living in other countries are also afraid to return home.

According to a media report, many Afghan students studying through scholarship programs in US universities say they are unable to return home because their lives feel threatened by the current Taliban regime.

At the end of academic programs, students have to go to their country.

American media reported that in the last academic year, more than 100 Afghan students took advantage of the Fulbright Scholarship Program.

According to the terms of this scholarship program, students are required to return to their home countries at the end of their academic programs.

However, now much has changed in their home country and Afghan students fear for their safety. Some of these students had arrived in Afghanistan just days before the Taliban seized power.

Afghans are scared under Taliban rule: One student said, now it is impossible to go back to Afghanistan.

Maryam Rayad is a student who left Afghanistan last August to pursue a master’s degree in democracy and governance at Georgetown University in Washington.

She told the media that she had now accepted the reality of going back to Afghanistan and working there is no longer possible under the Taliban.

The terms of the Fulbright program have not yet been decided.

The US media reported that spokesmen for the State Department and the Institute for International Education, which administers the Fulbright program, have not yet confirmed that Fulbright’s conditions for Afghan students to return home after they have completed their studies have not yet been confirmed.