INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The plight of women in Afghanistan is expected to get worse
These brutal punishments are doled out even for crimes like thefts and robberies.Now, Akhundzada, in an audio message, has said that women
committing adultery will be stoned to death
We will flog women in public
We will stone them to death in public
It does not mean we would now just sit and drink tea
and employment opportunities
Within weeks of coming into power three years ago, it banned girls and women teachers from secondary education
Around the same time, the Taliban banned women from most workplaces and introduced male guardianship beyond 72 kilometres from their
Human Rights Watch (HRW) researcher Sahar Fetrat told The Telegraph that the Taliban was emboldened to make such a decision because of the
tested their draconian policies one by one, and have reached this point because there is no one to hold them accountable for the abuses
Through the bodies of Afghan women, the Taliban demand and command moral and societal orders
