Shock as Biden sends hundreds of millions of dollars as "foreign aid" to Afghanistan where women and minorities are treated worse than animals

As you can see in the tweet below of Biden's Secretary of State, the US will provide nearly $300m in additional civilian assistance for Afghanistan" where women are considered "property" under the law.
To understand why this assistance is wrong please watch and share the report embedded below the tweet.
This report gives a small glimpse into the brutal violation of women's rights under the Sharia laws in Afghanistan, which recently became a member of the UN Human Rights Council.
Women in Afghanistan are treated as the property of the men and continue to suffer oppression, abuse, and torture but no one in the West seems to care, not the EU, not the UN, and not even human rights organizations.
In the Islamic culture of Afghanistan Using a woman's name in public is frowned upon and can be considered an insult. Afghan men are forbidden from saying the names of their sisters, wives or mothers in public. Women are only referred to as the mother, daughter or sister of the eldest male in their family, and Afghan law dictates that only the father's name should be recorded on a birth certificate.
In Afghanistan, ambiguously defined "moral crimes" or "bad character" can mean jail sentences, lashes in public and even public execution under Islamic Laws.
According to Islamic tradition, the "honor" of the entire family is measured by women's behavior. Any action that may be perceived as harming the family's honor may cost the woman her life. In other words, a woman is required not only to obey Islam including its strict codes of modesty but also to completely obey her male guardians (husband, father, brother and even uncle).
Sharia laws permits child marriage, forced marriage, child brides, polygamy, FGM, acid attacks, honor killings, flogging, beheading and stoning.
Unfortunately the Biden administration ignores the brutal human rights violations in Afghanistan.

We will provide nearly $300m in additional civilian assistance from @StateDept and @USAID for Afghanistan. This demonstrates our enduring support and desire to see Afghanistan build on the gains of the past 20 years.
— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) April 21, 2021