A new war will be launched against the Taliban!! - Former Army Commander #Sulurai
Just a month after the Taliban came to power, women were banned from working in government offices, banks, the media and so on. #Wahidullah #Hashimi, a senior leader of the Taliban organization, announced that Sharia law (religious law) would be enforced across the country and that women should not work alongside men.
In December last year, the Taliban ordered that women should not be allowed to travel to other places without a male companion except for short distances.
Schools for students were closed on March 23. As a result, students are not able to get higher education (from 6th standard) onwards. The UN. The council strongly condemned. Yet the Taliban did not yield.
According to media reports, the Taliban have stopped issuing driving licenses to women in the country as a next step.
Before the Taliban came to power, women drove vehicles in major cities such as Kabul in Afghanistan. But they can no longer drive. That opportunity has also been denied.
The former army chief has vowed to launch a new war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
London,
Taliban militants, who have been fighting in Afghanistan for 20 years, launched a major offensive in August last year to seize control of the country. Following this, all the senior officers and political leaders of the Afghan army fled the country and took refuge in many countries.
Lieutenant General Sami Sadat, a former Afghan army commander who has taken refuge in the British capital, London, has vowed to launch a new war against the Taliban. He said he was preparing for war with ex-servicemen and politicians and that the war would begin next month after Ramadan.
He added, We will do everything we can to ensure that Afghanistan is liberated from the Taliban and that a democratic system is re-established there. We are not against the Taliban. Afghanistan must be a country suitable for all, not just the Taliban.
Afghanistan: Blast at a place of worship - 50 killed
A bomb blast near a religious site in Afghanistan has killed at least 50 people.
Kabul,
#Haliba #Shakib is an Islamic religious site located in Kabul, Afghanistan. Since it is the month of Ramadan, #a #large #number #of people had gathered at the place of worship on Friday for worship.
The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a Sunni shrine. Fifty people were killed in the blast. Also, many were seriously injured.
An investigation is underway into who carried out the blast. It is noteworthy that there have been sporadic clashes between Shia and Sunni Islamists in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: Taliban close school as students do not wear hijab!!
The Taliban closed a school in Afghanistan because students did not wear the hijab.
Kabul,
Following the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, various restrictions have been imposed on girls' education.
Schools have strict dress codes for students. Strict action will be taken against schools and administrators who do not comply with these regulations. The students, who were studying at a school in Bulk province, had not worn a hijab for the past few days and had not covered their faces.
A human rights group says the school has since been closed by the Taliban. #Are# the dress code strictly followed in schools? The Taliban have appointed observers to investigate.
School administrators say teachers and students who do not follow these rules will be expelled from school without asking for any explanation.
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