Afghanistan, one year after

On 15 August 2021, the Taliban entered Kabul and took control of Afghanistan.

Over the last year, human right violations against women and girls have increased steadily despite the promises that women would be allowed to exercise their rights to work and study within Sharia law.
Women and girls are systematically excluded from public life. The Ministry of Women's Affair has been abolished. Girls are banned from attending school after the sixth grade and working outside from home became almost impossible for women.
Restrictions on women's movements and bodies continue to escalate. They must cover their face in public and should remain at home except in case of necessity.

In her statement about Afghanistan on the 15 August, Ms Sima Bahous, UN Women Executive Director declared " Decades of progress on gender equality and women’s rights have been wiped out in mere months. We must continue to act together, united in our insistence on guarantees of respect for the full spectrum of women’s rights.”

Indeed, the history of Afghan women's rights started more than a century ago and it is what I propose you to discover in my lesson.

프랑스어	모국어
이탈리아어	대단히유창함
영어	유창함
독일어	불편하지않음
베트남어	일상회화가능
일본어	단어약간

프랑스어

모국어

이탈리아어

대단히유창함

영어

유창함

독일어

불편하지않음

베트남어

일상회화가능

일본어

단어약간

메뉴

레슨

카페토크란?

강사

도움말

특집코너

언어

레슨 카테고리

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