One research organization says it knows of at least 2,200 girls who have been forced into marriage since the Taliban.

One activist said keeping silent and surrendering to the Taliban meant ‘accepting the chain of slavery’ and that death or.

Many of the women are the breadwinners in their families and say without work they will starve and that it.

Two Afghan sisters, one studying to be a doctor and the other to be a lawyer, said the ‘Taliban have.

The foreign ministries said that this would also affect the humanitarian assistance provided by international organizations, as international organizations utilize.

The UN committee said that women employees have access to populations that their male colleagues cannot reach and are critical.

Elham Nabizada, the top-scoring student in this year’s university entrance exam, calls on the Taliban to reverse their decision and.

The UN Security Council says ban on women from working in NGOs will have a significant impact on humanitarian operations.

One student said Madrasas offering religious classes have also been told to stop teaching girls, despite them all conforming to.

Save the Children, Norwegian Refugee Council and CARE International issued a joint statement stating they are suspending operations in Afghanistan