The Cruel Truth About The ‘boys Dance’ Job In Afghanistan

Children 10-18 years old kidnapped or their parents sold to employers. They have to wear women's clothing and dance, be sexually abused to make money. The brutal truth about the 'boys dance' profession in Afghanistan Bacha bazi is a traditional Afghan form of entertainment that is rising strongly in In recent years, however, the government has turned a blind eye to problems related to this custom. Children who follow bacha bazi have to make up, wear women's skirts, wear padded bras, wear bells and dance for elderly men because Afghan women are not allowed to dance in public.

. During a party, the children are sold to the highest bidder or subjected to gang coercion. In return, the children will have money and food. Photo: Washington Post Bosses look for boys from 10 to 18 years old, they train them to become bacha ("boy dance").



Adolescent, orphaned or poor boys easily fall victim to pedophilia when they are promised a better life. Video is from Clover Film's documentary bacha bazi, BBC reporter Rustam Qobil spent months wandering around in Afghanistan looking for a bacha that could talk about his time in the profession. Rustam meets Omid, a 15-year-old boy, who is pursuing a "boy dance" career. Omid's father died on the battlefield, his mother went to the street begging. As the eldest, he had to take care of his mother and two younger brothers from the age of 10, when his father passed away. Omid entered the job because he had no other choice to support the family when his mother had to go out to beg. Each dance session, he earns 2 USD or a little fried rice After the party, Omid is taken to the hotel to force him, sometimes he has to serve the group.



They pay 2 USD per night. “They are people with money and rights. The police can't touch them, ”Omid said. All indigenous people know about bacha bazi, but many people try to convince the journalist Rustam that this tradition exists only in remote areas. However, he met a bacha bazi boss at a night party less than 2 km from government offices. Photo: Qefes.Zabi, a 40-year-old man, is proud of his good income from owning 3 boys to make bacha. Zabi's close friends are also other bosses, sometimes they gather and watch the kids dance for 2 to 3 o'clock.



Zabi never sleeps with his bacha, though he admits to embracing them. Photo: Qefes.Rustam told Zabi that bacha bazi is not a proper practice but he thinks it is a personal pleasure, like how people like cock fighting or dog fighting. They left the party at 2am while the boys were still dancing. Photo: Qefes.Rustam wrote: “Zabi is not a man too powerful or rich, but he still owns three boys as bacha. Many people in Afghanistan support this tradition and many of them are influential figures. Photo: Qefes.



Muhammad Ibrahim, deputy police chief of Jowjan province, denied the existence of bacha bazi and insisted that the law would punish any man who conducts the practice. Photo: Qefes.Bacha bazi completely goes against the teachings of Islam, but the legal system of Afghanistan is no longer in effect for many years, making it impossible for the rulers to protect the children of this country. On the streets of Afghanistan, countless children have to polish shoes, beggars, and collect bottles to make a living. They are willing to do all kinds of things to have money. It is these things that keep the bacha bazi going. Photo: Omar Sobhani. According to Vnexpress ***.

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