Afghan women

Women are now banned from entering one of Afghanistan’s most popular national park in the country, once again diminishing women’s rights.

More than 77,000 people are standing in solidarity with Afghanistan’s women’s soccer team and calling on FIFA to recognise the exiled team.

In Afghanistan, women’s beauty parlours have now been given one month to shut their doors. No reason has been given.

On International Day of Education, UNESCO highlights that girls and women in Afghanistan are still fighting for their right to education. 

Female workers in NGOs have returned to work after the Taliban issued an assurance that they may work in health.

Women and girls in Afghanistan will no longer be permitted to attend university after the Taliban, issued its latest order.

Afghan women are being “erased”, according to prominent journalist and women’s rights activist, Mahbouba Seraj. 

The Taliban issued an order last week, mandating that every female face be obscured. Every station has since must complied.

The Taliban have issued a noticed in the last 24 hours calling on schools for girls over Year 6 to be shut “in accordance with Islamic law”

Weeks after four female anti-Taliban activists went missing, presumed detained, Afghanistan’s “de facto authorities” have released them. 

The Taliban has ruled women will “not be permitted to play sports as it will expose their bodies or expose them to the media.”