The Taliban: Deprivers of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan

Taliban: The right to take women in Afghanistan takes this into account. There is a young girl in Afghanistan who has never seen the world outside. Because the window is painted, no one can see it, but the window is too dark to see almost. She has only a few small stones, or dolls made of grass, but when someone comes in, it is illegal to play with a doll, so she has to hide the doll Hmm. She has never heard of her mother's laughing and has never seen her face. She wants to know how to go out, read, write, play with toys, how to listen to laughter on the streets, and ways to see the sensations of various pockets everywhere.

Before the Taliban bought it in 1996, Afghanistan was a very different female country. Between the 1930s and the 1970s, Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, was admired as Central Asia. By the early 1990s, 70% of teachers, 50% of civil servants and college students, and 40% of urban doctors were women. However, subsequent tribal war, coupled with foreign invasions and Taliban domination, brought about a sharp decline in these numbers that were promising in the past. For women in Afghanistan today, statistics are awful: more than half are widows of war, 85% are not formally educated.

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.

A successful woman. Taliban virtually eliminated the existence of Afghan women by its ruthless and extreme law. The Taliban stealed the souls of these women and converted them to "living dead" in Afghanistan. Taliban's strict regulation and extreme religious laws have hurt the freedom and fundamental human rights of former Afghan women. In 1996, the Taliban ruled Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Report ... Then the US gathered it for $ 25 million to capture it. Omar's terrorist organization is based in Afghanistan. Omar is regarded as a mysterious terrorist among his people and is regarded as a mythical hero in the world of terrorism. In 2004, Omar said the Taliban "is hunting Americans like pigs." member