Date: 30/02/1404
Kabul (8AM): The Taliban’s Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has dismissed female teachers and staff working in kindergartens across Kabul, terminating their duties and employment. Sources shared a list identifying 92 women whose positions were canceled, noting that the total number affected is higher. The dismissals followed three months of unpaid salaries, and dismissed staff were reportedly informed they are no longer entitled to payment. Sources state that the Taliban intend to replace the removed women with individuals aligned with the group.

Original Document explanation: The attached Taliban official document is an internal administrative register issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs listing female kindergarten employees in Kabul whose employment has been terminated. It consists of multiple pages of tabulated lists recording the termination of female employees from kindergartens in Kabul. Each entry includes identifying and employment information, along with confirmation marks indicating that the dismissal has been implemented. The document does not provide individualized reasons for termination and applies uniformly to women listed, reflecting a centralized administrative measure rather than case-by-case disciplinary action.

This document and accompanying reporting record the termination of female teachers and staff working in kindergartens across Kabul by the Taliban’s Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs. An internal administrative register lists 92 women whose employment was cancelled, without individualized reasons or reference to misconduct, following several months of unpaid salaries. The measure reflects the use of administrative action to remove women from early-childhood education roles and restrict their continued participation in paid public-sector work.