The rights activists say they will not give up until UN and Germany’s Parliament recognize the Taliban’s policy of ‘gender.

The Taliban this week announced the results of the annual university entrance exam, which was for male students only

Organizer of the hunger strike said that the United Nations should acknowledge the presence of "gender apartheid” in Afghanistan.

The women activists have articulated a number of demands, including recognition of gender apartheid in Afghanistan.

At least 3,300 graduates from public and private universities attended the exam. No woman was among them.

Women from Afghanistan say they are faced with many obstacles they face in Iran.

Rights activists and UN officials believe the strict restrictions on women and girls has led to the sharp rise in.

Some women have also sought clarity on the legal basis for the prohibition of women and girls from accessing the.

A statement issued by the movement revealed that the activists were freed following a joint appeal from concerned citizens and.

Sources said that those arrested were members of the movement for unity and solidarity of women in Afghanistan.