Women Lose Their Value if Men Can See Their Uncovered Faces in Public: Taliban

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Taliban's Disturbing Ideology: Women's Value Linked to Visibility of Their Faces in Public

In a shocking display of regressive beliefs, the Taliban has once again ignited international outrage by declaring that "women lose their value if men can see their uncovered faces in public." This deeply disturbing statement underscores the challenges faced by women under the Taliban's rule and highlights the urgent need for global attention to protect women's rights.

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The Taliban's assertion has shed light on their oppressive ideology that seeks to control and limit the agency of women. The idea that a woman's value is intrinsically tied to her visibility or invisibility perpetuates harmful gender norms and perpetuates a culture of subjugation.

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This recent statement is a stark reminder of the progress that has been undone under the Taliban's rule. Afghani women had made significant strides in education, employment, and public life over the past years, and this declaration threatens to erase those hard-won achievements.