Taligan

Taligan From the day the Taliban marched into Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, the their supporters have sought to expunge women from public life. In a country where women previously had to work while the men fought, the regime has barred females from taking any job outside the home or even leaving their houses without a male relative acting as a chaperone. Education of women is forbidden. Foreign-aid agencies have been forbidden to offer any of their services or assistance directly to females. Violence against women occur frequently, including beatings, rapes, forced marriages, disappearances, kidnapings, and killings. Under Taliban rule, women were stripped of their basic human rights, such as, the right to their own bodies, the right to speak, to give and receive health care, education, the right to work and walk down the street. The enforcement of the gender-apartheid law of the Taliban has totally deprived women of their basic human's rights: to education, to work, to travel, to health, to legal recourse, to recreation, and the right to be a woman. The Taliban are a group of soldiers trained in Pakistani Islamic Schools who believe that they are the soldiers of pure, fundamentalist Islam and the saviors of all women, taliban, right, education, islam, denied, afghanistan, work, cannot, woman, wear, rights, forced, according, public, own, out, health, even, because, violence, under, tyranny, time, suicide, soldiers, schools, rapes, prohibited, outside, music, men, marriages, male, magazine, killings