The Taliban’s ban on women training as nurses and midwives is a significant setback for gender equality and healthcare in Afghanistan. This oppressive decree not only strips women of their rights to education but also exacerbates the already dire healthcare situation in the country. As protests erupt and voices rise in defiance, the international community must stand in solidarity, advocating for the rights of Afghan women and fostering a future where healthcare accessibility aligns with the fundamental principle of equality.
Taliban’s Ban on Women Healthcare Training: A Dire Setback for Afghanistan
