Women activists continue campaign against Taliban’s ban on female voices
Activists further challenged the restrictions, asserting, “My voice is not a sin; your ears are the problem.”
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.
“We once again express our deep concern about the continuing restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan as announced in.
In a forceful statement, the group called on the United Nations and global leaders to urgently address the escalating crimes.
A review of reports from the Taliban’s Supreme Court shows that between March 2022 and March 2023, more than 295.
In 2022, only 5.7 million children—both boys and girls—were in primary school, down from 6.8 million in 2019, according to.
The organizers emphasized the importance of such initiatives in boosting the local economy and supporting women’s roles in agriculture and.
U.N. Women highlighted that the Taliban’s stringent policies have disproportionately impacted women’s employment, leading to a sharp decline in their.