Karimi is the fifth woman to be apprehended by the Taliban in the past two months.

Parisa Azadi, a member of the Women's Movement for Freedom and Justice, was apprehended in Kabul last week.

For the past two years, Azada had been vocal in her pursuit of justice against the Taliban's restrictions on women.

Over 1.1 million girls have been deprived of schooling over the past two years after the closure of secondary schools.

Conducted in July, the survey showed only 11% of Afghan women are content with their freedom and social standing

Both Parwan and Parsi are associated with the Women's Spontaneous Movement, and their detention has raised significant concerns.

For these girls, the prohibition of education has been an agonizing experience, shattering their aspirations for a brighter future.

Denmark stands atop the 2023 rankings as the best country for women, scoring over three times higher than Afghanistan

Siddiqui's arrest coincides with the ongoing detention of at least three other activists, including Zhulia Parsi and Neda Parwani

The movements raised grave concerns about the violence inflicted on detainees in Taliban prisons.