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Four Years On, UN Says Taliban Close To 'Erasing' Afghan Women From Public Life
The United Nations reports over 78% of Afghan women lost access to education and employment under Taliban rule enforcing strict Sharia-based restrictions and corporal punishments.
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'Since 2021, the war that has been waged against women is gradually being won by the Taliban'
OP-ED. In four years, the new regime has made Afghan women and girls entirely invisible, aided by the silence of the international community, criticize three human rights activists in an opinion piece for Le Monde.
Unesco sounds alarmed about the situation of young Afghan women who have been deprived of education since the return of the Taliban, urging the international community to act.
Four Years On, UN Says Taliban Close To 'Erasing' Afghan Women From Public Life
Four years after the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan, the United Nations says the ultra-conservative group “is closer than ever to achieving its vision of a society that completely erases women from public life.”
“Even if one young Afghan girl is educated, that is a success”: Bozeman nonprofit fights to educate Afghan girls under Taliban rule
Four years after the United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Taliban’s return to power, a Bozeman nonprofit is working to keep the plight of Afghan women and girls in the global spotlight.
A group of civil activists under the name of “Organization to Support Civil Society and Journalists in Exile of Afghanistan” has said on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the Taliban’s rule that the interaction of countries with this group is supporting the oppression and deprivation of women. They have issued a statement saying that the result of four years of Taliban rule has been the deprivation of women from education and work, oppre…
Taliban Publicly Flog 27 People, Including Five Women, Across Four Afghan Provinces – KabulNow
he Taliban’s Supreme Court says 27 people, including five women, were flogged in public this week across four provinces, in the latest wave of corporal punishments four years into the group’s rule. The post Taliban Publicly Flog 27 People, Including Five Women, Across Four Afghan Provinces appeared first on KabulNow.
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