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DEC12-07312024-22

PVPC law centralizes final authority over morality enforcement with the Supreme Leader and invalidates all conflicting legislation, Articles 32-35, Law of Promotion of Virtue...

DEC12-07312024-3

Articles 1-3 of PVPV Law formally establishes a religious enforcement regime under Taliban leadership, defining virtue and vice by Hanafi Sharia and empowering officials...

DEC12-07312024-5

Articles 9-12 PVPV of Law empowers state-appointed overseers to enforce moral codes through public surveillance and non-judicial interventions.

DEC12-07312024-6

Article 13 of PVPV Law enforces full-body covering, bans public female speech, and restricts women's visibility and movement.

DEC12-07312024-7

Article 14 of PVPV Law imposes religious dress codes on men, limiting personal autonomy and expression.

DEC12-07312024-8

Article 15 of PVPV Law mandates state enforcement of dress codes, eroding bodily autonomy and religious freedom.

DEC12-10262024

Taliban confirms ban on singing and bans women from reciting Quran aloud even in presence of other women under new verbal religious restriction, under...

DEC2-01052025

Taliban barred women producers from participating in a handicrafts and trade exhibition in Kandahar, allowing male family members to represent them.

DEC2-01062025-A

Taliban ordered recruitment of religious preachers in health centers.

DEC2-01062025-B

Taliban bar women from entering Breshna offices in Balkh Province to pay electricity bills, requiring payment through male relatives or alternative channels.

DEC2-02222023

The closure of four medical dental centers managed by female doctors in Ghazni.

DEC2-02222025

Taliban suspend the foreign NGO, “Women for Women” organization’s activities in Kabul.

DEC2-02282024

Mandatory hijab and threats to ban women from working in the media.

DEC2-05262023

The closure of women’s beauty salons in District 17 in Kabul.

DEC2-06202023

The ban on female employees in migration aid organizations in Kandahar.

DEC2-07182022

Replace female employees in the Ministry of Finance with male members of their families.

DEC2-08092022

Prohibition of female flight attendants' employment at Ariana Airlines.

DEC2-12072024

Taliban directive for the recruitment of university professors for private universities through government universities.

DEC2-12112024

Taliban established a Special Court to facilitate the payment of pensions to retired employees.

DEC2-12222022

The ban on female teachers and the presence of female employees in educational institutions.