Taliban’s War on Women: Top 5 Restrictions which are Impacting

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The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan has raised deep concerns, particularly regarding their treatment of women and their rights. The world watches with apprehension as reports unfold about the various restrictions being imposed on women under Taliban rule. From education to freedom of movement, these limitations cast a grim shadow on the progress made over the past decades. In this article, we shed light on the top 5 restrictions that Afghan women are currently facing and the broader implications for gender equality and human rights.

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One of the most glaring restrictions imposed by the Taliban is the curtailment of women's education. Once on a path of advancement, women are now being denied their right to learn and contribute to society. This restriction not only stifles their personal growth but also hinders the nation's development and progress.

Women's freedom of movement has been severely curtailed, with many unable to leave their homes without male relatives. Moreover, the enforcement of a strict dress code further limits their mobility and autonomy. These restrictions are a poignant reminder of the challenges women face in asserting their rights to personal agency and choice.