Taliban denies women’s rights, enforces punishments, UN report finds
“Women’s employment is largely confined to specific sectors, such as health care, primary education, security roles at airports and detention.
“Women’s employment is largely confined to specific sectors, such as health care, primary education, security roles at airports and detention.
The petition calls on the International Criminal Court to classify the Taliban's treatment of Afghan women and girls as a.
The increased limitations, they say, have created significant obstacles to their daily lives.
In a post on her X account, Clinton warned of the dangers of extremist ideologies, asking, "Do you want to.
These women, who continue their work in secret, say they do so out of sheer necessity to provide for their.
The movement criticized Taliban for rejecting all conventional civil structures necessary for gaining domestic and international legitimacy.
Activists further challenged the restrictions, asserting, “My voice is not a sin; your ears are the problem.”
The new law, which further restricts the freedoms of Afghan women and girls, has sparked widespread condemnation internationally.
The Taliban official claimed that 90 percent of women's rights have been fulfilled under their regime.
Farida, an economics graduate who started her business in 2021, noted that the Taliban’s restrictions are hindering women’s progress.