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‘Mahram’ policy and the cost to women’s education
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‘Mahram’ policy and the cost to women’s education
Recent statements by Taliban officials requiring male doctors to act as “mahram” (male guardian) for female patients have triggered renewed legal, humanitarian and public health concerns. While the policy appears to offer a religiously framed solution to the shortage of female doctors, it in fact reflects a much deeper crisis — one created by restrictive policies that have systematically excluded women from education and professional life. This …
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