On December 14, 2024, the US Embassy for Afghanistan, issued a statement highlighting the dire plight of Afghan women under the Taliban

En Afghanistan, les femmes écrasées sous la loi toujours plus implacable des Talibans

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In Afghanistan, women crushed under the ever more relentless Taliban law

STORY - Deprived of a future and hope, more than 70% of Afghan women suffer from depression and are educated illegally, learning foreign languages in order to one day be able to escape from Islamist isolation.

RÉCIT - Privées d’avenir et d’espoir, plus de 70% des Afghanes souffrent de dépression et s’éduquent clandestinement, apprenant des langues étrangères pour pouvoir un jour s’enfuir du huis clos islamiste.

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Two years after the Taliban banned girls from universities and removed women from international organizations, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has called for these restrictions to be lifted. On Saturday, December 21, Blinken wrote on the social media platform X, highlighting the critical role Afghanistan’s women and girls play in achieving peace and stability in the country. He stated, We urge the Taliban to immediately revoke these order…

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Blinken urges Taliban to reverse ban on women's education and work - Khaama Press

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Saturday called on the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to immediately lift restrictions on women’s education and work. Marking two years of the ban on women’s education in universities and women’s work in NGOs, Blinken said on X that women and girls are the lynchpin to a more stable and prosperous Afghanistan. “It’s been two years since Taliban (IEA) banned women and girls from universities and Afghan…

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Blinken urges immediate lifting of restrictions on women's education and work in Afghanistan

GENEVA – Special envoys and representatives for Afghanistan from G7+ nations convened this week to address the escalating challenges facing the country. In a joint statement issued after the meeting, the envoys called on the Taliban to intensify counterterrorism efforts, reverse oppressive policies against women, and commit to inclusive governance to stabilize the nation. Representatives from countries including the United States, the United Kin…

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Envoys urge Taliban to tackle terrorism, restore women’s rights

Anthony Blanken, the US Secretary of State, has asked the Taliban to immediately cancel the ban on education and work for women and girls in Afghanistan. And last night (Friday, 30 Qas) X wrote that it has been two years since the Taliban banned Afghan women and girls from universities and from working in non-governmental organizations. Blanken wrote: "Afghan women and girls are the main factor in achieving a more stable, peaceful and prosperous…

آنتونی بلینکن، وزیر امور خارجه‌ی امریکا از طالبان خواسته است ممنوعیت تحصیل و کار زنان و دختران افغانستان را فورا لغو کنند. او شب گذشته (جمعه، ۳۰ قوس) در ایکس نوشته است که دو سال است که طالبان زنان و دختران افغانستان را از دانشگاه‌ها و از کار در سازمان‌های غیردولتی منع کرده‌اند. بلینکن نوشته است: «زنان و دختران افغان عامل اصلی رسیدن به یک افغانستان باثبات‌تر، صلح‌آمیزتر و مرفه‌تر هستند. ما از طالبان می‌خواهیم که فورا این فرمان‌ها را لغو کنند.» طا…

وزیر خارجه‌ی امریکا از طالبان خواست ممنوعیت تحصیل و کار زنان و دختران را لغو کنند

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The Secretary of State of the United States asked the Taliban to cancel the ban on education and work for women and girls

F.P. Report  GENEVA : Special Envoys and Representatives from 12 countries and the European Union convened in Geneva on December 16, 2024, to discuss Afghanistan’s ongoing humanitarian and political crises. Representatives from the United Nations, World Bank, and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) also participated as observers. In a joint statement, the delegates expressed grave concern over the Taliban’s December 2024 decision to ban wo…

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Global special Envoys condemn Taliban’s policies, call for inclusive Afghan dialogue

Representatives to Afghanistan from Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, South Korea, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States have expressed "serious concern over the Taliban's decisions to ban women and girls" from studying in medical institutes.

Los representantes ante Afganistán de Canadá, la Unión Europea, Francia, Alemania, Italia, Japón, Noruega, Corea del Sur, Suiza, Turquía, Reino Unido y Estados Unidos han expresado "grave preocupación por las decisiones de los talibán de prohibir a mujeres y niñas" estudiar en institutos médicos.

El G7 insta a los talibán a revertir las leyes que atentan contra los derechos de las mujeres y niñas

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G7 urges Taliban to reverse laws that undermine the rights of women and girls

KABUL, DEC 21: Special Representatives of the Group of Seven (G7), including the European Union, have emphasized the importance of a national dialogue for achieving long-term stability in Afghanistan. Following a meeting on Afghanistan in Geneva, Switzerland, G7 special envoys issued a joint statement calling for the restoration of women’s rights and urging the Islamic Emirate to fight terrorism. 
The statement reads: “Achieving sustainable peac…

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G7 envoys urge national dialogue for lasting stability in Afghanistan - Islamabad Post

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Afghan Women Need Global Support to Survive Taliban Regime

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has reiterated his call for the Taliban to lift the restrictions imposed on women and girls, including the bans on education and work. The post Blinken Calls on Taliban to End Ban on Women’s Education and Work appeared first on KabulNow.

Afghan Women Need Global Support to Survive Taliban Regime

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