The Taliban in Afghanistan have issued more than 100 decrees over the past five years that institutionalize discrimination and deny women and girls their basic rights, the UN Women said in a report. The report, released on Wednesday (August 11), said that over the past year, women and girls have been denied access to education, work, public life, the justice system and health services, deepening what is now the world’s most severe women’s rights…
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The Taliban in Afghanistan have issued more than 100 decrees over the past five years that institutionalize discrimination and deny women and girls their basic rights, the UN Women said in a report. The report, released on Wednesday (August 11), said that over the past year, women and girls have been denied access to education, work, public life, the justice system and health services, deepening what is now the world’s most severe women’s rights…