UN urges Taliban to lift restrictions on women’s rights | Abroad

UN urges Taliban to lift restrictions on women’s rights |  Abroad

The United Nations and the Taliban discussed the latest restrictions on women’s rights in Afghanistan on Monday. Since Saturday, the government has banned non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from hiring female employees. The UN wants the Taliban to reverse that policy change. The deputy head of the UN mission in Afghanistan, Ramiz Alakbarov, spoke with the Afghan … Read more

Aid organizations suspend work in Afghanistan after new Taliban government | Abroad

Aid organizations suspend work in Afghanistan after new Taliban government |  Abroad

Three foreign aid organizations, including Save the Children, announced on Sunday they would temporarily halt their work in Afghanistan. They do this because the Taliban has since Saturday banned all non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from using female employees. “We cannot adequately reach the children, women and men in Afghanistan who are in desperate need without our … Read more

Emergency International Consultations on Organizations Aid to Ban Women in Afghanistan

Emergency International Consultations on Organizations Aid to Ban Women in Afghanistan

Reuters ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 12:04 Representatives of the United Nations and humanitarian organizations are discussing a ban on women working for a humanitarian organization today in Kabul. That prohibition was yesterday set up by the radical Islamic Taliban government. The question on the table today is whether international aid organizations should now stop their work, aid workers … Read more

did not follow the Islamic dress code; The Taliban do not want women employed in NGOs

did not follow the Islamic dress code;  The Taliban do not want women employed in NGOs

World news “Islamic dress code not followed”; The Taliban do not want women employed in NGOs Kabul: The Taliban government has been reported to have instructed NGOs to send female workers home. This action comes days after the Taliban government’s controversial order barring girls from universities until further notice. According to a letter released by … Read more

he no longer works at the NGO

he no longer works at the NGO

AFP extension ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 16:07 Women employees of humanitarian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are no longer allowed to work by the Taliban in Afghanistan. This was ordered by the Ministry of Economy of the country’s extremist rulers. The measure is another reduction in women’s rights in Afghanistan. According to a director, the measure was introduced because some … Read more

Khadija, Afghan journalist refugee in Spain: “There is no future for the women of my country”

Khadija, Afghan journalist refugee in Spain: “There is no future for the women of my country”

This week the Taliban banned Afghan women from studying at university The news comes months after the fundamentalist government also banned girls from attending school We talk about it with Khadija Amín, an Afghan journalist who has been a refugee in Spain for a year: “They took everything from us” “It’s so hard to see … Read more

Saudi Arabia on Taliban banning women from college: Islamic State surprises

Saudi Arabia on Taliban banning women from college: Islamic State surprises

Jakarta, CNNI Indonesia — Saudi Arabian pressed the regime Taliban Of Afghanistan revoke its regulations that ban women from going to school and from pursuing higher education in universities. King Salman’s government considers the ban on women to go to university very regrettable and astonishes all Islamic countries. ADVERTISEMENT SCROLL TO RESUME CONTENT “The Foreign … Read more

Taliban bans Afghan women from college

Taliban bans Afghan women from college

Kabul – Taliban called for a nationwide ban on women Afghanistan. The Taliban prohibits women from attending college. Reported AFP extension, Wednesday (21/12/2022), the Taliban have now increased restrictions on all aspects for women. The Taliban is believed to be ignoring the international spotlight. “You are all advised to immediately carry out the order to … Read more

The Taliban bans women from university

The Taliban bans women from university

AFP extension ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 18:37•Edited today, 19:59 The Taliban has suspended higher education in Afghanistan for female students. A letter to Afghan universities ordered them to no longer admit women with immediate effect. The decision is until further notice. The Ministry of Education did not give reasons for the new restriction. The letter was also shared … Read more

Pakistan: Taliban militants take hostages in a police station

Pakistan: Taliban militants take hostages in a police station

Taliban fighters in Pakistan are detaining police officers in Bannu district and demanding to exit Afghanistan through safe passage as Pakistani forces threaten. Pakistani policemen surround the police station in the Bannu tribal district The Taliban in Pakistan claimed responsibility for its fighters, who are being held at a police station in Bannu tribal district … Read more