Four years after Taliban takeover, Daikundi girls turn to small businesses amid school ban
“I had prepared myself to become a doctor. I even learned first aid,” a woman from Daikundi said.
“I had prepared myself to become a doctor. I even learned first aid,” a woman from Daikundi said.
Maryam, a former staff member at a university in Herat, said she was dismissed after Taliban authorities cut women’s positions.
“People have been detained for playing music, wearing hijabs deemed inappropriate or working in mixed-gender environments,” the HRW said.
Several of the returnees said they had taken on menial labor in Iran to survive but were expelled despite their.
Taliban have created similar centers in other provinces. In Mazar‑e‑Sharif, the “Fath (Victory) Museum” exhibits improvised mines.
The impact, women say, has been devastating — stripping them of economic independence, social standing and hope for the future.
The sources said uncertainty surrounds whether the parade will go ahead this year.
UN reports estimate that more than 2 million girls have been barred from schooling.
PARIS— The Eiffel Tower displayed a message of solidarity with Afghan women on Saturday, March 8, as thousands marched through.
In a statement on Saturday, the Forum announced that the campaign will run from March 8 to December 10, 2025,.