EVIL Taliban chiefs have drawn up a terrifying “kill list” of prominent LGBTQ+ leaders in a savage crackdown on freedoms in Afghanistan. Kimahli Powell, the head of NGO Rainbow Railroad…
"After the fall of Kabul, there was a lot of information sharing," he said.
"People entered the house without any sort of uniform, and while ransacking the place they discovered information that made them suspect the person was part of the community," he said. "I think everyone's trying to navigate that environment, and so if they have identified LGBTQ+ people as a target, there's an incentive to turn them in.Powell said the NGO has already received 700 requests for help this year and has identified at least 200 more people "in need of immediate evacuation".
When pressed about what punishments the Taliban determine to be fitting for gay men, Rahim explained the barbaric execution the terror group use.
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