Afghan women’s freedoms severely restricted four years after U.S. withdrawal, UN says
Summary
The United Nations reported that since the U.S. left Afghanistan four years ago, the Taliban has limited the rights of girls and women under Islamic law. A UN expert on human rights in Afghanistan discussed these changes.Key Facts
- Four years ago, the U.S. military left Afghanistan.
- The Taliban now governs Afghanistan.
- The Taliban has imposed Islamic law in the country.
- Girls and women have seen their rights reduced significantly.
- Richard Bennett is a UN expert reviewing human rights in Afghanistan.
- The UN report highlights the changes in women's freedoms since the U.S. withdrawal.
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