US diplomat denounces Taliban ban on women working for NGOs
December 24 marks the second anniversary of the ban, which has drawn widespread international condemnation.
December 24 marks the second anniversary of the ban, which has drawn widespread international condemnation.
In this letter, authorities have been instructed to strictly enforce the ban.
Roza Otunbayeva, the U.N. Special Representative for Afghanistan, recently visited the Women and Children Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Center in.
The restriction, issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Economy in December 2022, barred thousands of women from their jobs.
In a statement shared on X, Karzai expressed solidarity with the millions of Afghan girls and women who have been.
Ziba, a 21-year-old former university student, is one such victim.
In a post on X, the embassy said, “Denying [women and girls] access to education, healthcare, and freedom is an.
In remote villages far from health centers, the absence of specialized doctors and proper medical facilities has created a dire.
The Taliban recently extended these restrictions by shutting down medical institutions for women.
“When a glass breaks, its shards become sharper. These women, like shattered glass, have become sharp enough to resist oppression.