During her detention by the Taliban in February 2022, Wahida Amiri was subjected to various forms of ill-treatment. She was forced to record a video in which she falsely claimed that Afghan protesters abroad had instructed her to participate in demonstrations, a narrative that undermined the legitimacy of her activism. This coerced confession was later broadcast on TOLOnews, a prominent Afghan news outlet, further exposing her to public scrutiny and potential retribution. Additionally, the Taliban confiscated her family's property documents to exert pressure and prevent her from continuing her advocacy. These actions are consistent with reports from organizations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, which have documented the Taliban's systematic repression of women's rights activists, including arbitrary detention, torture, and harassment.