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Afghan Women Describe Life Changes Under Five Years of Taliban Rule

14 Ağustos 2026BBC News

Afghan women have shared harrowing accounts of their lives under five years of Taliban rule, highlighting severe restrictions and violence. Reports of public floggings, job losses, and significant barriers to healthcare paint a grim picture of their daily existence.
Many women express feelings of hopelessness and despair as they navigate a landscape where their rights and freedoms have been drastically curtailed.
Since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan in August 2021, there has been a significant rollback of women's rights, reversing years of progress. The international community has largely condemned these actions, yet tangible support for Afghan women remains limited.
The situation for women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule underscores a broader pattern of systemic oppression that has persisted for decades. The international community's response remains crucial, as continued advocacy and support for Afghan women's rights could potentially influence future changes.

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