Afghanistan’s Taliban government has refused to participate in a conference on girls’ education in Islamabad, showing its traditional stubbornness.
Recently, a global conference on the topic of girls’ education was organized in Pakistan. The neighboring country of Afghanistan was also invited to participate in the conference. As usual, the Taliban government refused to participate. International human rights organizations have repeatedly supported Afghan women.
Pakistani human rights activist Farzana Bari said that complete gender apartheid is being practiced in Afghanistan. Under the rule of the Taliban, women’s rights are being completely violated. I salute Afghan women for standing up for themselves despite state aggression and oppression. Women in Afghanistan continue to face health problems because the Afghan government does not consider the health of Afghan women a priority.
Human rights activist Benish Javed said that being a girl in Afghanistan has become a crime. The order was issued by the Taliban government to close the windows of the women who are living in the houses.
The Taliban government has always justified these heinous crimes by calling them religion. The Afghan Taliban has banned women’s education as well as employment. The Taliban government, the claimant of the Islamic system, is involved in serious violations of human rights.
