Afghanistan’s university exams end without women
Friday's final examination round included high school graduates who studied abroad, absentees, 14th-grade graduates, and graduates of religious schools.
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Afghanistan: Women, girls demand end to Taliban restrictions on World Population Day
The U.N.'s findings reveal that approximately 5.6 million Afghan migrants and refugees currently reside in 103 countries.
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Women’s movement condemns Taliban’s use of sharia ‘as tool for repression’
The ministry, according to the movement, has been responsible for harassment, humiliation, arrest, torture, and even murder of citizens, with.
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Taliban reduces salaries of female public servants confined to their homes to $70
Female civil servants who continue to work will receive their regular salaries.
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Women urge UN to protect Shias rights in Afghanistan during Muharram
The movement has asserted that the Taliban's actions constitute part of a systematic campaign to suppress religious minorities.
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Taliban publicly flogs woman in Balkh
Taliban has publicly flogged 37 people in various provinces over the past ten days.
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Taliban restrictions force many women to leave Afghanistan
habana also worked as a makeup artist and owned beauty salons, but the Taliban closed down all female beauty salons.
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Female teachers despair as Taliban suspends salaries
The teachers stressed that 5,000 Afghanis would not even cover their transportation expenses, leaving them in a difficult financial position.
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Women’s rights movement urges UN, international community to reassess stance on Taliban
The statement highlighted the severe restrictions imposed on Afghan women since the Taliban’s takeover of the country.
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Taliban’s ban on girls’ education: An internal issue or international concern
But is the issue of female education and employment in Afghanistan truly an internal matter, or does the international community,.