The Taliban say they will close all national and foreign nongovernmental groups employing Afghan women, the latest crackdown on women’s rights since they took power in August 2021.

The Taliban have said they will close all national and foreign non-governmental groups (NGOs) in Afghanistan employing women. It comes two years after they told NGOs to suspend the employment of Afghan women,

Taliban bans windows to stop women from being seen at home - Buildings should not have windows looking into places where women could be sitting or standing, Taliban leader orders

The Taliban have announced that they will shut down all national and foreign nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Afghanistan that employ women. This comes two years after they instructed

The Taliban’s tightening restrictions on women and NGOs have drawn widespread international condemnation. The latest decree targeting NGOs comes as Afghanistan remains dependent on humanitarian aid, with millions of Afghans facing food insecurity and other crises.

The Taliban has announced its intention to close all national and foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Afghanistan that employ women. In a letter posted on X on Sunday evening, the

Taliban orders closure of NGOs employing women in Afghanistan, threatening license revocation for non-compliance with new directive.

The Afghan Ministry of Economy on Sunday reiterated its call for all non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the country to cease employing women. In a statement, the ministry warned that any NGO that does not comply will have its activities suspended and its license revoked.

In the latest move to curb women rights in Afghanistan, the Taliban issued warnings for all foreign Non-Profit organisations (NGOs) to stop employing women or they will be banned from operating in the country.