Taliban and Women’s Education

Women in America do not have to worry about terrorist organizations infringing their rights and canceling them. They have government to protect them from these groups and to ensure that they have the same rights as other groups. In the Middle East, especially in Afghanistan and Pakistan, women are afraid to speak so loudly. These women live with fear every day. Because even if they make a small mistake it means their life. But some people are fighting for the rights of women, especially women.

When the Taliban took over the administration in 1995, education for women was prohibited and pushed into the ground. If the Taliban are knocked down, there will be opportunities for women's education to reappear, but it is difficult to achieve for the stigma in the system and the power of men. In August 2012, official sources in Iran reported that women will be limited to 77 undergraduate courses in technology, science and engineering at 36 different Iranian universities. While men and women are involved in various occupational and economic activities, Calif's labor force comes from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds. Women are engaged in a wide range of business activities in various occupations and in the areas of primary business (eg farmers), secondary industries (construction workers, stainers, spinners etc.) and tertiary industries (investors, doctors, A nurse, a president). Guild, broker, hawker, lender, scholar)

The most systematic and destructive breach of women by the Taliban refuses to receive education. Before the Taliban took office in 1996, the educational system in Afghanistan was severely damaged by the national armed conflict between the 1980s and the 1990s. During the five-year governance period, the Taliban banned almost all girls' education. Therefore, when the Taliban regime collapsed at the end of 2001, countries joining the new government and the US-led coalition government faced two major challenges. Girls and women who are not educated during the period will catch up with what they are deprived of

Before the Taleban reign in Afghanistan, and before the Afghan government was knocked down. In 1996, the Taliban finally controlled Afghanistan, robbing women from all rights such as work, education, medical care, and its destiny will change. Lifestyle women are used to forcing fundamentally to change and they feel the country they are afraid of. Although their regime lasted only about 5 years, the Taliban took a serious spirit and was emotional.