Yes, already women are not save and cannot do anything they want.
Yes, cause taliban do not pay specific attention on education although it is one of the important and essential aspects.
How we can encourage them to have a dialogue with people?
They do not want to talk with people, they are not willing to hear people voices and demands. that’s why after almost three years of governing they are not talking to them.
Even they restrictions on girls’ education, particularly secondary and higher education, limiting their access to learning resources, including online tools.
Exactly
yes even they have restricted some educational sites, it is not working until having a VPN
The Taliban adhere to a strict interpretation of Sharia law, which they believe restricts the education of women and girls. This fundamentalist viewpoint prioritizes traditional roles for women as homemakers and mothers.and not let girls for online education too
I agree with you
There are enormous factors that put pressure on taliban for not letting women and girls to go to schools and universities
I also agree.
Sound reasoning
Best response.
The Taliban’s decision to close schools in Afghanistan, particularly for girls, has been influenced by a combination of ideological, political, and social factors. After the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan in August 2021, they implemented strict interpretations of Islamic law, which included restrictions on women’s rights and education.
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Ideological Beliefs: The Taliban holds a conservative interpretation of Islam that traditionally limits women’s roles in society. They believe that education for girls should be restricted to certain subjects or levels, aligning with their interpretation of Sharia law.
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Political Strategy: By controlling education, the Taliban aims to consolidate power and influence over Afghan society. Education is seen as a means to instill their ideology in future generations.
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Social Norms: The Taliban’s policies reflect broader societal attitudes towards gender roles in Afghanistan, where traditional views often prioritize male education and limit opportunities for women and girls.
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International Relations: The Taliban’s stance on education for girls has also affected their international standing and relations with other countries, as many nations and organizations have linked aid and recognition to improvements in human rights, including education for girls.
The closure of schools, particularly for girls, has drawn widespread condemnation from the international community and human rights organizations, which advocate for the right to education for all children regardless of gender.
Thank you.
By addressing these issues through a combination of advocacy, community engagement, and innovative educational solutions, it may be possible to create an environment where girls can safely return to school in Afghanistan.
And if taliban opens the doors of schools they will limit the subjects those are thoughts
The Taliban’s decision to close schools for women can be attributed to several interrelated factors.
They will focus more on religious books and give credits to it
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