RTANEWS — broadcast 20260810 003000 UTC 95 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:06:12] The law on collecting beggars and preventing begging, [00:06:16] its approval and enforcement, is [00:06:18] an important legal step in the field of [00:06:22] public order of social reforms, stability and [00:06:25] support for the poor. This law, [00:06:28] which is arranged in three chapters with [00:06:32] one introduction, [00:06:32] provides for the [00:06:37] identification of beggars and the prevention of professional and organized [00:06:41] begging. The law [00:06:44] on collecting beggars and preventing begging, which is arranged [00:06:48] with one introduction, three chapters, and [00:06:51] 27 articles, was approved by the honorable [00:06:55] Amir al-Mu'minin, may Allah protect him, and was published [00:06:59] in the official gazette by the Ministry of Justice. According to [00:07:02] this law, individuals who are healthy or have a trade and have enough food for one day [00:07:06] are prohibited from begging. Also, the use of children, [00:07:10] disabled people, and crippled people by [00:07:13] these individuals for the purpose of begging is prohibited. [00:07:16] In this law, begging is regulated as a profession, [00:07:20] and organizing begging is also prohibited, and [00:07:23] imprisonment is considered for its perpetrator. According [00:07:27] to this law, a commission for preventing begging has [00:07:31] been established, headed by the Deputy Ministry for Combating [00:07:34] Narcotics of the Ministry of Interior, and with the membership [00:07:38] of the Deputy Ministry and the heads of 15 other [00:07:41] departments. This commission is responsible for collecting [00:07:45] beggars, identifying poor beggars, assessing the causes [00:07:48] of begging, attracting assistance from domestic and foreign [00:07:52] institutions, charitable organizations and individuals, monitoring the residences [00:07:56] of poor beggars, and other measures. In this [00:08:00] law, emphasis is also placed on the education of underage [00:08:03] beggars, addressing the needs of orphaned, widowed, [00:08:06] and disabled beggars, treating terminally ill [00:08:10] patients who cause their relatives [00:08:12] to beg, treating addicted beggars, employing beggars [00:08:16] who have the ability to work by the municipality, [00:08:20] and attracting assistance. The Deputy Minister for Combating [00:08:23] Narcotics of the Ministry of Interior, who heads [00:08:26] the commission for collecting beggars and preventing begging, [00:08:30] says that the issue of begging is not only [00:08:33] viewed from the perspective of prohibition and punishment, [00:08:36] but also takes into account the economic and human [00:08:39] needs of society. Special measures have been taken [00:08:43] to support and assist orphans, widows, the disabled, and [00:08:47] other poor people, so that those who [00:08:50] are truly in need of assistance can receive [00:08:53] support through appropriate channels. [00:09:12] The process of collecting beggars. [00:10:13] One [00:10:15] professional. [00:10:20] itself. The [00:10:23] need and use of coercion [00:15:03] The full implementation of this law can [00:15:06] organize cities, reduce [00:15:09] begging, and distribute aid fairly [00:15:13] among deserving people. For this [00:15:16] reason, this law is not only a law [00:15:19] for collecting beggars, but also a comprehensive [00:15:22] legal framework for establishing [00:15:26] social justice and human dignity. [00:15:29] Governments collectively [00:15:32] have it. [00:15:35] must. [00:17:27] Economic experts emphasize that [00:17:30] the only solution to the problem [00:17:33] of begging is not just collecting [00:17:37] beggars, but eliminating the root causes. [00:17:41] In their opinion, expanding vocational training, [00:17:44] employment opportunities, and social assistance [00:17:48] can reduce [00:17:48] the rate of begging. [00:17:54] people with problems, especially in [00:18:38] most cities and Islamic [00:18:56] government. [00:19:04] It is. [00:20:58] From the perspective of these scholars, [00:21:01] helping the poor and protecting their dignity [00:21:05] are important responsibilities of the Islamic system. [00:21:08] They say that regular identification [00:21:12] and support of needy people, according [00:21:14] to Islamic principles, is a valuable [00:25:24] step. Residents of Kabul also consider this process [00:25:27] positive. According to them, the number of beggars [00:25:31] in crowded areas of the city has decreased, and the order [00:25:35] of public places has improved. They say that if opportunities [00:25:38] for work, education, and continuous assistance [00:25:41] are also provided for the collected individuals, [00:25:45] the results will be even more [00:25:46] effective. This is a unique step [00:27:06] by the government. However, the full success [00:27:09] of this process will be guaranteed [00:27:12] when, after their collection, continuous and practical [00:27:15] ways to improve their lives [00:27:19] are also created.