US EditionTaliban Ban on Women’s Work in NGOs Leaves Families Struggling
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Taliban ban on women’s work in NGOs leaves families struggling
KABUL (Amu tv): Three years after the Taliban barred women from working in non-governmental organisations, many women say the restrictions have deepened economic hardship for families that once relied on female breadwinners. On Dec. 24, 2022, the Taliban’s economy ministry ordered domestic and international NGOs to suspend female staff, extending earlier bans that had already excluded women from most government jobs. Women who had supported thei…
Three years on, Taliban ban on women’s work in NGOs leaves families struggling
Three years after the Taliban barred women from working in non-governmental organisations, many women say the restrictions have deepened economic hardship for families that once relied on female breadwinners. On Dec. 24, 2022, the Taliban’s economy ministry ordered domestic and international NGOs to suspend female staff, extending earlier bans that had already excluded women from most government jobs. Women who had supported their households say…
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