Blow to women’s rights: Taliban ban women from visiting park

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In a disheartening blow to the progress made in women's rights, reports have emerged that the Taliban has banned women rom visiting parks in areas under their control. This restrictive measure not only underscores the challenging situation for women's rights but also highlights the ongoing struggles faced by Afghan women in the wake of the Taliban's resurgence. This article delves into the implications of this ban and its broader impact on women's rights and gender equality.

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The announcement of the ban on women visiting parks is emblematic of the broader erosion of rights and freedoms that women have gained over the years. This move is part of a series of regulations that the Taliban has reintroduced, raising concerns about the potential regression of women's rights in the region.

Afghan women have fought tirelessly for their rights, especially in the aftermath of the Taliban's earlier rule. The ban on women in parks is a stark reminder of the hurdles they continue to face in their pursuit of equality, autonomy, and the ability to access public spaces without limitations.