'Anti-sharia': Taliban bans books by women; Afghanistan universities to get rid of them
In a concerning move, the Taliban government has removed 140 books by female authors from Afghan university curricula, deeming them "anti-Sharia." Courses on human rights and women's studies are also banned, impacting subjects like Gender and Development. This follows restrictions on women's education and internet access, furthering concerns about eroding women's rights.
In a concerning move, the Taliban government has removed 140 books by female authors from Afghan university curricula, deeming them "anti-Sharia." Courses on human rights and women's studies are also banned, impacting subjects like Gender and Development. This follows restrictions on women's education and internet access, furthering concerns about eroding women's rights.
