Kabul, Nov 15, : , Protests and uproar have erupted in Afghanistan after the Taliban-led interim government in Afghanistan delayed providing education and employment rights for women.
On Sunday, dozens of Afghan women took to the streets of Kabul again, demanding their right to learn and seek employment under the new Islamic Emirates rule.
Many Afghan women marched again in Kabul on Sunday to demand their right to study and find employment under the Islamic Emirates rule.
Chanting slogans for their rights, protesters also lashed out at the international community for what they called ignoring the dire need for provision of basic rights to women in the country.
Protesters chanted slogans in support of their rights and lashed out at international communities for not addressing the urgent need to provide basic rights for women in the country.
“We can tolerate hunger, can live without food, but we cannot tolerate injustice.”We are able to tolerate hunger and can live without food but we can’t tolerate injustice.” We ask for freedom and justice in our country”, said one of the protesters.One protester said, “We demand freedom and justice in the country.”
The latest protest is part of a series of protests that the Afghan women have been staging since the time Taliban took control of Afghanistan.This latest protest is one of many that Afghan women have been holding since the Taliban took control over Afghanistan.
In the recent past, the Taliban security officials manhandled female protesters while media persons covering the protest were also assaulted and kept under custody.
Recent history shows that Taliban security officers abused female protesters, while journalists covering the protest were also beaten and taken into custody.
The Afghan Taliban interim government later announced through its Ministry of Interior (MoI) that demonstrations without the permission of the relevant ministry would not be allowed.
Later, the Afghan Taliban interim government announced via its Ministry of Interior (MoI), that demonstrations without permission from the relevant ministry would be prohibited.
Later, a pro-Taliban female rally was held in Kabul, where women chanted pro-Taliban slogans and expressed their support to the newly imposed Islamic law in the country.
Later, in Kabul, a pro Taliban female rally was held.Women chanted pro Taliban slogans and supported the new Islamic law.
The Taliban claims of ensuring provision of all basic rights to women as per the teachings under the Islamic rule of law, will be provided to its female citizens, including right to work and education, they said.They claimed that the Taliban will provide all basic rights for women according to the Islamic rule, which they claim is the case.
This includes the right to work and education.
Recently, a girls’ school in Herat was opened while Taliban claimed that female nurses and doctors have been coming to work without any problems.
A girls’ school was recently opened in Herat.Taliban claimed that women nurses and doctors had been working without problems.
“The Islamic Emirate does not cause discriminatory treatment for any part of the society, the problems and issues existed, we promise to resolve the problems,” said Inamullah Samangani, deputy spokesperson of the Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan (IEA).”The Islamic Emirate doesn’t discriminate against any part of society, the issues and problems existed, we promise that we will solve the problems,” stated Inamullah Samangani (deputy spokesperson for the Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan).
But many believe that majority of women are still prohibited and restricted from employment or education.Many believe that the majority of women are still restricted from education or employment.
“Women are half of the society, they have rights, there should be opportunities for learning and working based on the customs and culture of Afghanistan”, said Abdul Qadir, a local resident of Kabul.Abdul Qadir, a Kabul resident, stated that “Women make up half of society”, and they have rights.
There should be opportunities to learn and work based on Afghanistan’s culture and customs.
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