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New generation of Afghan women shift from burqa

  • Young Afghan women are increasingly choosing to wear abayas instead of the traditional blue burqa, which symbolizes Taliban oppression, due to greater personal expression.
  • Under Taliban rule, women still must cover their bodies and faces, with the burqa not specifically mandated by the authorities.
  • Women in Afghanistan face significant restrictions, with reports of harsh punishments for not adhering to dress codes.
  • India's ministry of external affairs is urged to support female participation in scholarship programs and prioritize women's welfare in its foreign policy towards Afghanistan.
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New generation of Afghan women shift from burqa

Young, urban women in Afghanistan are increasingly ditching the all-enveloping blue burqa with a face mesh that has become a symbol of the Taliban's oppression of women.

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News18 India broke the news in India on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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