The International Labor Organization reported on March 7 that since August 2021, unemployment among women in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan has increased by 25%. In the same period, the employment rate of men decreased by 7%.
The Taliban made a series of promises when it returned to power in August 2021. However, experts note that the latest actions indicate that the movement is returning to the regime of dictatorship.
When the Taliban came to power, there were more cases of public punishment, execution, and caning of those accused of crimes.
It is forbidden for women to study, work, and walk freely. The humanitarian crisis is intensifying in the country, people are suffering from hunger and poverty.
The “Taliban” movement has been recognized as extremist in many countries, including Kyrgyzstan. Their rule in Afghanistan is not recognized by the international community.