Women devastated by Taliban’s new ban on beauty salons
UNAMA has called on the Taliban to immediately revoke their order to close beauty salons.
UNAMA has called on the Taliban to immediately revoke their order to close beauty salons.
The women said that they will not stop their fight from having access to their rights and freedoms in society.
They said women “cannot be removed” from society and that their rights to education, work and freedom must be ensured.
For many girls, art classes have become their last resort to occupy their time due to the lack of educational.
House Foreign Affairs Chairman McCaul said Taliban intends to permanently place all women on house arrest and treat women ‘like.
In this program, Fawzia Koofi, former member of Afghanistan's parliament, discusses UN's report on corporal punishment in Afghanistan.
The women from Afghanistan said human rights groups, including the United Nations, have taken an ‘indifferent stance’ towards the Taliban’s.
The organizations said meaningful participation which is, equal, direct, substantive and influential inclusion of diverse women in any decisions about.
A Taliban order states a woman violating the hijab rule must be advised, then her family informed and the last.
Eid for people in Afghanistan was a scaled down version compared to previous years due to financial hardships and curbs.