Afghan Journalist Golali Karimi Attacked in Paris, Confirms She Is Safe

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Golali Karimi, an Afghan journalist and women’s rights activist based in France, has confirmed to Arg Times that she was attacked earlier today in Paris.

Karimi said the incident occurred during the day but did not provide further details about the exact circumstances. She reassured that she is in good health and currently safe.

In a message shared on her Instagram account, she thanked supporters for their concern and wrote:
“Thank you for your kind messages. I am fine and my health condition is reassuring. It was only a minor incident in which a number of Afghan youths, whose mental condition was not stable, attempted to harm me. However, the police fully brought the situation under control, and I am now completely safe.”

According to her statement, French police intervened promptly and succeeded in bringing the situation under control.

No additional information has yet been released regarding the motive behind the incident, the identities of those involved, or whether any arrests have been made.

Golali Karimi is known for her work advocating for the rights of Afghan women and refugees in Europe. The incident has drawn attention on social media, where many have expressed concern and support.

Paris police have not yet issued an official statement regarding the incident.

Arg Times will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as more details emerge.

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