Taliban denies Afghan women solo air travel, segregates parks by sex and sends home men with short beards
david waker
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Taliban denies Afghan women solo air travel, segregates parks by sex and sends home men wTaliban denies Afghan women solo air travel, segregates parks by sex and sends home men with short beardsith short beards
The rulers of Taliban in Afghanistan continued to scoff at the freedom of the country knew for two decades, dragging the Afghans under the Islamic Sharia Law of Draconia and challenged their regime from the international community in the process. The latest movement – both official and unofficial – including restrictions on female traveling, male care, and access to international media and even public parks.
The Taliban had ordered the airline to stop women from flying without male relatives.
Employees of an airline and travel agent told CBS News, the order was revealed to the airline official this week, although a spokesman for the Ministry of Representatives and the Akif Muhajer Taliban virtue, denied the order.
In December, the ministry forbade women to travel more than 45 miles without male chaperone.
A woman booked to fly with domestic flights stopped from the dormitory and missed her flight. He came for a refund. He cried, [saying him] did not have a male member in his family,” said travel agent.
Many Afghan families lost male members for 20 years of war which began with US invasion to bring down the Taliban regime in 2001. When the war ended, many other men escaped from Afghanistan who feared a counter-attack from the Taliban, leaving women alone to raise Families, leave women just to raise their families, and make their freedom moving even more important.On Sunday, the Taliban refused to allow employees from several government ministries to report work because they had cut their beard or not wearing clothes that were considered in accordance with the interpretation of the rulers of Islamic law.
Muhajer, the promotion ministry spokesman for the representative and virtue, confirmed the crackdown over the appearance of government workers and said letters were sent to all staff a month ago ordered people to wear a full beard and women to wear a headscarf, or veil.
