Taliban Decree: Ever since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan and formed their government, many decrees have come to the fore which have surprised. Of these, there have been many decisions related to women. However, opposition has also been seen on many of these Taalbani decrees. In this sequence, a new decree has come out in which women have been banned from working in NGOs.
News agency ANI has said through Afghanistan’s Tolo News that the Taliban government in Afghanistan on Saturday, 24 December 2022, ordered all local and foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to stop women employees from coming to work until further announcement. Have given. Afghanistan’s Ministry of Economy has issued a letter to local and foreign non-governmental organizations in this regard. Before this, recently Taliban has banned university education for Afghan girls.
What did the Taliban say?
Taliban spokesman Abdul Rahman Habib has said that if any NGO does not follow the order, its license in Afghanistan will be cancelled. Ministry spokesman Abdul Rehman Habib has confirmed this order. Just a few days ago, the Taliban has also denied girls and women from taking university education and stopped them from studying in the university.
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Anger over Taliban decree
There is continuous anger against the Taliban government in Afghanistan. Earlier recently, Taliban’s higher education chief had given the reason for banning university education for Afghan girls. The Higher Education Minister said that to prevent women from mingling with men, they have been banned from taking education in universities.
Furthermore, the university’s curriculum, which is contrary to Islamic law and Afghan pride, was in violation of Islamic values. Because of them also this decision was taken. He also said that the decision to close universities for girls was taken in view of the presence of women in hostels, their movement from the provinces without male companions and the disobedience of the hijab.
women protested
Two dozen women have protested against this move on the streets of Kabul. Domestically, several Afghan cricketers condemned the ban on women entering university. Cricket is the most popular sport in Afghanistan and players have thousands of followers on social media. Apart from this, this decision of Taliban was strongly condemned all over the world.
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