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Data released by the United Nations Women organization indicate that the Taliban movement in Afghanistan is imposing strict restrictions on the rights of women and girls. Since seizing power in 2021, they have prevented girls from attending secondary education and barred women from entering universities. Approximately half of the women leave their homes only twice a month or less, and the employment rate among women stands at just 7%, compared to 84% for men. Mental health issues are increasing due to isolation and the loss of opportunities. The report also pointed out that over 100 decrees have been issued by the Taliban targeting women and girls, imposing restrictions that have worsened the country's woman’s rights crisis. Meanwhile, government officials promote inaccurate narratives claiming that women feel safe and have their rights.
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