Kabul: Dozens of Afghan women activists on Sunday held protests in Afghanistan demanding political and social inclusion.
These women seek women’s representation in the Taliban caregivers and say that they will not stop fighting until their role in a new clarified government, Tolo News reported.
“Today, October 10, is the world of world women’s solidarity with Afghan women.
And women from more than 100 countries are caused by protests to support Afghan women,” said a demonstrator.
“The Taliban repeatedly said that women have the right to education, work, and political inclusion in the government, and they must show them in practice,” another protesters said.
The Taliban continued to strive to describe a good image in front of the world while promising the right to women and minorities but the situation on land in Afghanistan showed that all of this was only words by the Taliban.
During protests, the former government employee also expressed frustration with the Taliban and said that the government formed by the group would collapse if women were not included in decision making.
When the Taliban controls Afghanistan once again after 20 years, experts believe that Afghan women are likely to face uncertain future under the group regime.
A few days ago, the activist of veteran women’s rights Mehbouba Siraj also urged the international community to fully support Afghan women in the midst of a deteriorating situation in the war-hit by the war, the news of the Afghan Pajhwok.
Afghan women demand social, social inclusion
