Afghan women are erased from public life
Summary
Five years after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, women face severe restrictions. They are banned from public places like parks, excluded from most jobs, and girls over 12 cannot attend school.Key Facts
- The Taliban has ruled Afghanistan for five years.
- Women are not allowed in many public places, including parks.
- Most jobs are off-limits to women under the Taliban government.
- Girls older than 12 cannot continue their education.
- The restrictions have had a major impact on women’s daily lives.
- An independent researcher from Kabul discussed these issues with a journalist.
- The article is part of coverage on ongoing events in Asia and the Pacific region.
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