Angelina Jolie debuts on Instagram and shares the complaint of an Afghan girl United States Celebs NNDC | SHOWS

Angelina Jolie premiered this Friday his account of Instagram and he did so by sharing a letter from an Afghan teenager denouncing the situation in that country after the Taliban took power.

“Right now, the people of Afghanistan it is losing its ability to communicate on social media and to express itself freely. “ said Jolie, who in addition to being a Hollywood star has for many years been a major humanitarian activist.

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“So I joined Instagram to share their stories and the voices of those around the world who are fighting for their basic human rights.”, Added the actress, who in a few hours gathered more than 2 million followers on Instagram.

Jolie explained that a few weeks before the 9/11 attacks, she was on the border with Afghanistan and met refugees fleeing the Taliban.

“That was twenty years ago,” record the actress, who has stressed that she wears “ill“To see Afghans displaced from their country again “Fear and Uncertainty.”

“Spending so much time and money, shedding blood and losing money to get there, is an almost impossible failure to understand,” stand up for.

In this regard, Jolie insisted on her commitment to refugees and especially to women and girls in Afghanistan.

Under the title “A letter from an Afghan girl”, The actress shared the writing of a teenage girl who, for security reasons, does not mention her name or where she lives.

The young woman explains her fear of the Taliban coming to power. “Some say the Taliban have changed, but I don’t think so because they have a very bad past.”, Explained.

“We have all lost our freedom and we are taken prisoner again“, Added.

The United States began withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan in May, but has been forced to speed up the evacuation of Americans remaining in Afghanistan and its allies following the rapid advance of the Taliban, which on Sunday they took Kabul and controlled almost the entire country after the flight of former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.

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