Critics have highlighted how the Taliban's actions are progressively curbing the freedom and opportunities available to women.

The Taliban’s acting minister of Vice and Virtue Mohammad Khalid Hanafi asked Taliban security agencies, religious clerics, and elders to.

During this last round of the exam, approximately 6,000 male students participated.

The students are among the 100 girls who, according to the organization, were stopped by the Taliban at the Kabul.

Richard Bennett said the situation for women and girls is dire, and catastrophic, and their rights have been more or.

The report is part of a series of thematic studies on current human rights issues of concern to the people.

The women were associated with the Afghanistan Women’s Unity and Solidarity Movement, a women’s movement advocating for the rights of.