The European Union on Wednesday condemned the Taliban for violating human rights and women’s access to education after media reports that the Taliban’s leader has ordered private and public institutions to stop providing medical courses for women and girls in Afghanistan.



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The European Union has condemned the Taliban for violating human rights and women’s access to education after media reports that the Taliban’s leader has ordered private and public institutions to stop providing medical courses for women and girls in Afghanistan.

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Haibatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Taliban (a terrorist organization banned in Russia), has banned Afghans from studying in higher and secondary educational medical institutions. This was reported by the AMU TV channel, citing sources. “Girls will no longer be allowed to receive higher and secondary medical education. Akhundzada has issued a new directive prohibiting them from visiting these institutions,” the channel quotes the source as…

Лидер «Талибана» (запрещенная в России террористическая организация) Хайбатулла Ахундзада запретил афганским учиться в высших и средних учебных медицинских учреждениях. Об этом сообщает телеканал AMU со ссылкой на источники. «Девочкам больше не разрешат получать высшее и среднее медицинское образование. Ахундзада издал новую директиву, запрещающую им посещать эти учреждения», — приводит телеканал слова источника. Авторы материала добавили, что с…

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The Taliban have banned women from studying to become doctors and nurses

No woman in Afghanistan can from now on be trained as a doctor, dentist, nurse, or health researcher. Maulaui Hibatullah Ajundzada, the supreme leader of the Taliban fundamentalist movement, which has been ruling the country since 2021, passed on Monday a decree that adds to another previous one that already prohibits women from being treated by male medical professionals in some provinces of the country. In practice, this decision obliges women…

Ninguna mujer en Afganistán podrá formarse desde ahora como médica, odontóloga, enfermera o investigadora en las áreas de la salud. Maulaui Hibatullah Ajundzada, el líder supremo del movimiento fundamentalista talibán, que gobierna el país desde 2021, aprobó el pasado lunes un decreto que se suma a otro anterior que ya prohíbe que las mujeres sean tratadas por profesionales médicos masculinos en algunas provincias del país. En la práctica, esta …

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The EU condemns the Taliban regime's decision to exclude Afghan women from medical education. "There could be serious consequences for women's access to care," WHO spokeswoman Margaret Harris told ABC News.

EU fördömer talibanregimens beslut att stänga ute Afghanistans kvinnor från medicinska utbildningar. – Det här kan få allvarliga konsekvenser för tillgången till vård för kvinnor, säger WHO:s talesperson Margaret Harris till ABC News.

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EU condemns Taliban's new women's ban

Afghanistan has one of the world's highest mortality rates for pregnant and breastfeeding women and a great shortage of female doctors, nurses and midwives. However, women are now not allowed to take these courses.

Afghanistan har en af verdens h�jeste d�delighedsrater for gravide og f�dende og stor mangel p� kvindelige l�ger, sygeplejersker og jordem�dre. Alligevel m� kvinder nu ikke tage disse uddannelser.

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