Taliban Imposes Ban On Women Working In Beauty Salons
The leader of the Islamic Emirate has issued a verbal decree, foisting a ban on beauty salons run by women in Kabul and other provinces.
Taliban Rulers! Female Afghan Staffers Employed With UN Mission Can No Longer Report For Work
The ban is being actively enforced by the country's intelligence agency, which reports to the Taliban's leadership in Kandahar.
New Series Of Restrictions In Afghanistan: Women Banned From Restaurants Post Requests From Religious Scholars
Azizurrahman Al Muhajir, Head of the Vice and Virtue directorate in Herat said, "It was like a park but they named it a restaurant and men and women were together."
Women’s Day in Afghanistan: This Is What Was So Special There This Time
A survey showed that more than seventy fiver percent of female journalists have lost their jobs. This happened since the Taliban took over and American forces withdrew in August 2021..
No More Contraceptive For Afghans: Taliban Bans Birth Control Meds And Devices, Calls It ‘Western Conspiracy’
Taliban made visits, threatening midwives, and ordering pharmacies against the sale of birth control medicines and devices
Taliban Official Mocks Pakistan By Sharing Picture Of 1971 War Surrender To India
Pakistan's interior minister Rana Sanaullah recently hinted at a possible military operation against the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) hideouts in Afghanistan.
Taliban Versus Pakistan: New South-Asian Confrontation Begins
Taliban Versus Pakistan: After the establishment of the Taliban government in Kabul last year, Pakistan began to comprehend that it has become more powerful in South-Asian geo-politics. But the misunderstanding ceases to exist now. Taliban Versus Pakistan: For the last two-and-a-half decades, it was Pakistan that had given shelter to the Taliban and prior to …
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Taliban Imposes Sharia Law And No University Education for Women
The Taliban's recent pronouncement concerning Sharia law, according to Farhan Haq, the deputy spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, was "worrying."
‘God-forsaken place’: Afghanistan still a nightmare for America
The US exit from Afghanistan has been too chaotic, now after one year US President Joe Biden is reluctant to admire Afghanistan. As the historical American mistake the Taliban country still haunts the US Army.
