Afghan women came out on the road when they were stopped from studying, said – ban everyone

The Taliban regime has banned women's education in the country. He has been barred from going to college-university. Women have also been banned from working. These restrictions have been criticized worldwide.

The atrocities on women in Afghanistan by the Taliban have crossed the limit. Against this, now Afghan women have come out on the streets in the bitter cold. Apart from Kabul , water cannons were used on protesting women in Nangarhar, Takhar and Herat. The Taliban regime has banned women's education in the country. He has been barred from going to college-university. Women have also been banned from working. These restrictions have been criticized worldwide.

After the Taliban decree, media organizations in Afghanistan have also refused women workers to come to the office. According to local media reports, “Dozens of women protested in western Herat province on Saturday against a Taliban order banning female students from attending college and university. There are many such videos on social media too, in which it can be seen that women are marching across the province.

Islamic dress code not followed

The women raised slogans, "Education is our right, education for all or none." Taliban rulers issued an order on Tuesday saying that women were banned from going to university because they did not follow the Islamic dress code. Talibani also said that she was also seen interacting with male students in the university.

Four women were arrested

Protests have also been witnessed in other parts of the country such as the capital Kabul, Nangarhar, Takhar and Herat. University lecturers are also resigning in support of women. Four women were also arrested after protests in Kabul this week. Taliban fighters also arrested three journalists. According to local media reports, the detention of journalists is not a new thing.

Strict orders to foreign NGOs as well

Besides these, in a new crackdown on women's freedom, the Taliban regime has also ordered all local and foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to stop their female workers from working in the country. According to media reports, they have been asked to follow the order till further orders.