What The Return Of The Taliban Means For Women And Girls In Afghanistan:
that 80% of the nearly 250,000 people in Afghanistan who have fled their homes since May have been women and children. A U.N. report released last month said that the number of women and children killed and injured also increased in May and June, as U.S. troops were abruptly called home.
Please safe us , we are not allowed anymore to go to work , what you hear in is not true at all ,Taliban change their statement in a second , we girls are not safe please for god sake help usA Taliban spokesperson was asked by a journalist if they would accept the laws of Democracy and allow female governors who were elected, and he erupted in laughter. The progress made in the last 20 years is dwindling before our eyes.
Taliban collapses with laughter as journalist asks if they would be willing to accept democratic governance that voted in female politicians - and then tells camera to stop filming. “It made me laugh” he says.
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