Asia
AfghanistanTaliban enforce strict dress code and public executions against women
The Taliban are enforcing strict dress code violations against women and continue to conduct public executions and floggings, drawing international condemnation.
Background
Since regaining control in August 2021, the Taliban have progressively restricted women's rights, including access to education and employment, and reimposed their interpretation of Islamic law. These actions have led to widespread international criticism and concerns about human rights.
Quorum · collective opinions
Taliban Crackdown on Women's Dress Code and Public Executions
First report 17h agoLast update 7h ago1 takes▼ 1
condemn taliban actionsnegativeShow 3 posts
started 17h ago•Last update 7h ago
There is strong condemnation of the Taliban's human rights abuses, particularly the crackdown on women's rights and the use of public executions.
iWitness comments
No comments yet — be the first to weigh in.