Ban on 'tie' in schools! Taliban government orders students and teachers
Kabul: The Taliban continue to impose various restrictions in Afghanistan. Following this, the Taliban government has issued a new order banning students and teachers from wearing 'ties' in schools.
U.S. forces camped in Afghanistan withdrew throughout the past year. The Taliban then launched a civil war. The Taliban won the war and completely captured Afghanistan in August 2021
#Thus# the Taliban rule is currently taking place in Afghanistan. However, the Taliban was not recognized by the world community, including the overthrow of the regime by the civil war and the increase in restrictions on women.
Poverty and restrictions are thus causing a severe economic crisis in Afghanistan. The public is said to be in the grip of poverty. And there are press reports that they are having trouble getting food on a daily basis. The Taliban continue to focus on imposing various restrictions, even as civilians face such problems.
The Taliban government has announced a new ban on wearing a tie. That is, the Afghan Ministry of Education has ordered that students and teachers should not wear ties in schools. An official letter from Afghanistan's Ministry of Education said students and teachers in schools would no longer be allowed to wear the tie. Aziz Ahmed Ryan, a spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Education, said: "The wearing of ties in schools is strictly prohibited."
How the school operates In Afghanistan, students are currently only allowed up to 7th grade. Students are not allowed thereafter. Human rights activists and women activists in various countries, including the United States, have strongly opposed the move. The Taliban, however, did not find out. Currently, only 1 to 7 and only 7 to 12 students are studying in Afghanistan.
Previous restrictions barred women from traveling alone on earlier flights, and men and women were not allowed to go to work in parks and women were not allowed to go to work. There are restrictions such as not walking outside alone. #Recently# government employees and officials should not shave their beards. It is noteworthy that the announcement was made to work with long loose shirt, pants (pajamas, #zippa#).
The Taliban government has announced a new ban on wearing a tie. That is, the Afghan Ministry of Education has ordered that students and teachers should not wear ties in schools. An official letter from Afghanistan's Ministry of Education said students and teachers in schools would no longer be allowed to wear the tie. Aziz Ahmed Ryan, a spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Education, said: "The wearing of ties in schools is strictly prohibited."
How the school operates In Afghanistan, students are currently only allowed up to 7th grade. Students are not allowed thereafter. Human rights activists and women activists in various countries, including the United States, have strongly opposed the move. The Taliban, however, did not find out. Currently, only 1 to 7 and only 7 to 12 students are studying in Afghanistan.
Poverty and restrictions are thus causing a severe economic crisis in Afghanistan. The public is said to be in the grip of poverty. And there are press reports that they are having trouble getting food on a daily basis. The Taliban continue to focus on imposing various restrictions, even as civilians face such problems.
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