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Taliban Restrictions Lead to Erasure of Afghan Women from Public Life

15 Ağustos 2026France 24

Five years into Taliban rule in Afghanistan, women have faced severe restrictions that have significantly impacted their public presence and rights. They are prohibited from accessing public spaces such as parks and are largely excluded from the workforce.
Additionally, girls are not allowed to pursue education beyond the age of 12, further limiting their future opportunities. This situation highlights the ongoing struggle for women's rights in Afghanistan.
The Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan has led to a rollback of many rights and freedoms that women had gained over the past two decades. The current regime's policies reflect a broader ideological stance that prioritizes a strict interpretation of Sharia law, which has historically marginalized women.
The systematic erasure of women from public life in Afghanistan under Taliban rule raises critical questions about human rights and gender equality. The implications of these restrictions extend beyond immediate personal freedoms, affecting the social fabric and economic stability of the nation.

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