- Institutions violated government regulations
- An order has been issued on women support workers
- The Taliban violates the principles of the UN Charter
On 15 August 2021, there was a change of power in Afghanistan. On the night of August 15, the Taliban raised their flag inside the Presidential Palace in Kabul. Since then, the Taliban has been ruling Afghanistan. Afghanistan’s women are being brutalized under the rule of the Sharia-ruled Taliban. In an attack on women’s freedom, the Taliban have issued an order on women aid workers in Kandahar province. According to the order, women from Kandhar province can no longer work on refugee projects.
Organizations Violated Government Regulations: The Taliban
A letter issued by the ministry dealing with refugees in Afghanistan said that several agencies helping refugees have violated government laws in the town of Spin Boldak, near the border with Pakistan.
According to a statement issued by the Taliban, all establishments in Spin Boldak that are working with the Refugee and Repatriation Department should inform their female employees not to come to work.
The Taliban violates the principles of the UN Charter
There are many non-governmental groups working to help women refugees in Afghanistan, with women staff present in these organizations. Harassment of women employees is also a violation of the principles of the United Nations Charter. Let us tell you that in January, the Taliban said that a guideline will also be issued regarding the work of support groups working in Afghanistan, in which guidelines will also be issued regarding the work of women employees.
The Taliban’s order is being criticized around the world
A letter issued by Haibatullah Akhundzada, the supreme spiritual leader present in Kandhar, said that women employees could not go to work until further notice. The Norwegian Refugee Council, an international NGO, said in May that the organization had been granted permission to operate in Afghanistan. However, the Taliban has once again decided to stop the work of women in Afghanistan. This decision is being criticized worldwide.
