In a tragic incident in Kohistanat district, Afghanistan, Mofti Mohammadollah, a Taliban official, murdered 15-year-old Sara Yousefi and her Iranian-Kurdish mother, Chiman Hosseinzadeh, after a failed attempt to abduct the girl for a forced marriage on May 8. Reports indicate that Mohammadollah opened fire on the pair when they resisted, with evidence suggesting he assaulted them beforehand. The family, fearing for their safety due to Mohammadollah's influence, is apprehensive about seeking justice through the Taliban's judicial system, which they believe lacks integrity. This incident highlights the broader crackdown on women's rights in Afghanistan since the Taliban regained control in 2021, with restrictions on education and freedom of movement. The United Nations has warned of a potential 25% increase in child marriages by 2026 and raised alarms about the detention of women for failing to adhere to strict dress codes imposed by the Taliban. The family has sought diplomatic assistance to ensure their safety and justice for the victims.