Five years of Taliban rule: Afghan women face deepening repression
Summary
Five years after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, women in the country face strict limits on their education, work, and freedom to move around. The United Nations calls Afghanistan the worst country for women’s rights and warns that as international aid drops, programs helping Afghan women may have to shut down.Key Facts
- The Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan five years ago.
- Women face serious restrictions on going to school, working, and moving freely.
- The United Nations says Afghanistan is the world’s worst country for women’s rights.
- International aid to Afghanistan is decreasing.
- The UN urges donors to continue funding programs that support Afghan women.
- Many organizations helping women may be forced to close without funding.
- These restrictions deeply affect women’s participation in public life.
- Afghan women’s rights have significantly worsened under Taliban rule.
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