She took a taxi to work this time to avoid angering the Taliban. She was dragged from the car by a gunman and whipped anyway.
, the Taliban have sought to portray themselves as more moderate than when they were last in power in the 1990s, when their hard-line interpretation of Sunni Islam and their treatment of women helped make them a pariah state.have publicly pledged to respect women’s rights within the limits of Islam, the group hasn’t elaborated on their own reading of it, or made specific promises.
“What about everything we fought for in the past two decades? Today I’m afraid to show my photos. I am hiding myself,” Ms. Hossaini said. “I had my liberty; I had my freedom. We went to the gym, to restaurants. Sometimes I would not cover my hair in public. Everything has changed in a week.” “A week ago, we were planning on how to study and work in the fall semester of university, but now everyone is scared to death. Our dreams are gone!” said a female student.Young people at at the Pule Sukhta intersection in Western Kabul on an early morning in May.Young professional Afghan youth frequented the Nosh Cafe in central Kabul this spring.Women and girls, mostly in their early 20s, met weekly to play chess at a Kabul architecture company.
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid speaking at his first public press conference in Kabul on Tuesday.The Taliban’s rhetoric on women has softened, with the group, for instance, saying that women have a right to an education. Girls’ schools in some areas are open. Taliban leaders in Doha, Qatar, have sent their daughters abroad to university.
“I wanted to go to work and didn’t lose my courage. Unfortunately, they did not allow me,” said the journalist, Shabnam Dawran, in a video message. “If the international community hears my voice, please help us since our lives are being threatened.”
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