Beauticians say Taliban shut down dozens of home salons in Kabul
Some of the women also reported that the agents inspected their mobile phones during the raids.
Some of the women also reported that the agents inspected their mobile phones during the raids.
The women said that these men contacted them with inappropriate requests for “personal, immoral meetings.”
The raids took place in the Dasht-e-Barchi are in the west and Shahr-e-Naw neighborhood in downtown Kabul.
The report describes these detentions as part of a broader pattern of systematic gender-based repression, which UN experts and rights.
“We have had no contact, no updates, and no idea where our daughters are being held,” said a Kabul resident.
Families said they were told that “any public mention or media engagement regarding the arrests would result in severe consequences.”
The event, led by Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban’s acting foreign minister, was aired live on state television.
Female employees said they had been warned that failure to comply would result in their being denied entry to the.
UNAMA confirmed that it had reached out to Taliban officials for clarification and additional information regarding the detentions.
Saturday’s arrests occurred in Qala-e-Fathullah, an area near downtown Kabul, and Dasht-e-Barchi in the western part of the capital.