An ignorant maker of Onlyfans -Content traveled to Afghanistan last week to secure some controversial clicks on social media.
But porn star Whitney Wright risked Barbaarse Taliban punishment – who could have included a public whip or long prison sentence in the process.
Pornstar Whitney Wright was beaten to promote her vacation to Afghanistan on social media[/caption]
Pornography is classified as a “moral crime” in the eyes of the Taliban and bears serious punishment[/caption]
Whitney shared such photos of her journey, between selfies and snaps of architecture[/caption]
The 33-year-old has been working as a porn actress since 2016 and as a porn director since 2019.
Among other things, she visited Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, and shared a series of selfies, photos of architecture and Stadskylines.
The Taliban has maintained control over the country since it took over in August 2021 with an oppressive regime – which seriously limits the rights of women, including ban on education, employment and freedom of movement.
The constant violations of human rights, along with the threat of violence by militant groups and internal conflicts, make the country particularly dangerous for women and foreign subjects to travel.
Afghanistan also has very strict laws with regard to the content of adults and internet use.
X-rated Star Whitney, who comes from Oklahoma in the US, ignored the official advice from her government about traveling to the country.
The US Department of Foreign Affairs warns his citizens: “Do not travel to Afghanistan because of civil unrest, crime, terrorism, risk of unlawful detention, kidnapping and limited health facilities.
If her pornographic career was discovered, Whitney’s safety could have been affected during her travels.
This is because in Afghanistan the legal consequences for being involved in the content of adults (such as only fans material) can be serious, given the strict interpretation of the Islamic law of the country.
Pornography is classified as a ‘moral crime’ in the eyes of the Taliban and is considered ‘bad’ as adultery, theft, prostitution and homosex.
Women who are accused of such crimes are melted for thousands of spectators in recent years.
Voggen, also known as whipping, is a barbaric punishment, including beating the body of a person with whips, rods or other tools.
During the rule from 1996 to 2001, the Taliban was convicted of regular execution of such wild punishments in public, including scouring and executions at the National Stadium in Kabul, where Whitney visited.
When the Islamic group again took over control in 2021, bosses said they would not repeat the brutal repression of women.
Why was Tiktok banned in Afghanistan?
A spokesperson for The militant rulers of Afghanistan Gained that the “filthy content of the popular platform was not consistent with the Islamic laws”.
It is “misleading the younger generation”, Inamullah Samangani added on X (formerly Twitter).
The Taliban also decided to block the popular South Korean Pubg Battlegrounds game and Bar Afghan televis channels by sending “immoral” content.
Samangani said at the time: “We have received many complaints about how the Tiktok -App and PUBG game waste the time of people.
“The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology has been ordered to remove the apps from internet servers and to make them inaccessible to everyone in Afghanistan.”
The freedoms of women, however, are again seriously designed and a number of women have been defeated in the last four years due to claims.
Pornstar Whitney was beaten to promote tourism to the country on its social media channels.
After her selection of photos posted on Instagram, people expressed their indignation in the responses.
A critic wrote: ‘It just makes me so frustrated to spend your money on tourism in these oppressed countries where women can hardly breathe outside their houses because that is considered’ too sensual ‘.
It just makes me so frustrated to spend your money on tourism in these oppressed countries where women can hardly breathe outside their houses
critic
“Why would you ever want to promote these governments and give money? You give a hugely misleading picture of how countries such as Afghanistan and Iran really are for the women who live there. “
Another one struck: “How could you go there and promote knowing what happens to women there?”
A third warned: “It is not safe for a woman with an occupation like yours.”
Whitney even claims that a local man tried to set her up with his son.
The Taliban are the militant rulers of Afghanistan[/caption]
A number of women have been struck in the last four years due to claims under the Taliban rule[/caption]
She wrote on Instagram: “A nice older man in Herat tried to set me up with his son who lives in Germany when he found out that I was single.
“But when he called him, his son asked if I spoke German. Not me – so it wasn’t a match. “
This is not the first time that Whitney has traveled to a controversial country and shared online.
In February last year she visited Iran, where women are confronted with similar struggles of oppression and violence.
The Iranian actress Setareh Pesyani condemned the government to allow Whitney in the country based on pornography that was illegal there. She claimed that the visit could even have joined Whitney for the death penalty.
The Islamic revolutionary Guard Corps denied that she was conscience of her involvement in pornography when her travel visa was published.
