Shabnam Nasimi

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Male university students have walked out of their exam in protest against Taliban’s decision to BAN female students from university education. Several male professors have also resigned so far. This must happen across the country NOW!

📢 'We will fight. We will die. But we will take back our rights.' Despite Taliban's ruthless suppression of female protesters, the courageous women of Afghanistan took to the streets of Kabul today, demanding their basic human rights.

A day after of the Taliban BANNED female university education, women &amp; girls have come out on the streets of Kabul protesting against the decree. They chant —“Either for everyone or for no one. One for all, all for one” Amplify their voices.

The Taliban are reportedly shooting and beating male students who walked out of their exams in Afghanistan today in protest against the ban on women going to university. This is truly barbaric and horrifying. The world must watch, listen and act now.

Brave women out on the streets of Kabul today following Talibans BAN on female education. “They closed the schools, the world remained silent. They closed our universities. Silence. Now our educational courses?. What are we supposed to do? Kill ourselves?”

470 days since the Taliban BANNED teenage girls from school and 13 days since the Taliban BANNED women from university. The women of Afghanistan have lost everything. This is gender apartheid. Plain and simple. We must speak up.

491 days since the Taliban banned teenage girls from school. 30 days since the Taliban banned women from going to university. This #EducationDay, amplify the voices of girls in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan - the ONLY country on earth where girls education is banned!

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” 453 days since the Taliban BANNED teenage girls from school. Young girls in Herat province of Afghanistan chant - “Education is our right.” Be their voice!

503 days since Taliban BANNED girls from going to school. This is Naila. She was a medical student in Afghanistan — “I don’t have the right to work, I don’t have the right to exist. I don’t have the right to be a woman anymore. Being a woman is a crime”

“Education, work, freedom” The world MUST NOT forget that Afghanistan is the ONLY country in the world that BANS girls from school and women from university. The Taliban are committing crimes against humanity. The women of Afghanistan will NOT be silenced.

“No to gender discrimination!… FOOD. WORK. FREEDOM” On #IWD2023, courageous women in Kabul took to the streets to voice their opposition to the Taliban's oppressive gender apartheid regime in Afghanistan, where being a woman is a crime. Be their voice 📣

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Girls crying in agony as they’re told that they will have to leave the university &amp; go home as the Taliban have BANNED female university education in Afghanistan. Painful to hear. How can we sit idly by as millions of girls are denied their human rights.

Astonishing scenes as a Kabul university professor destroys his diplomas on live TV in Afghanistan — “From today I don’t need these diplomas anymore because this country is no place for an education. If my sister &amp; my mother can’t study, then I DON’T accept this education.”

The Taliban have BANNED women from studying in medical institutes in Afghanistan. This is femicide in action. By blocking women from becoming doctors and banning them from seeing male doctors, the Taliban are basically telling Afghan women to suffer and die without healthcare.

In Afghanistan, over 28 million people face starvation, while little children like this boy are forced to work on the streets to put bread on the table. Where is the humanity. This is soul-shattering. We can't stay silent.

Incredible scenes in Afghanistan today as male students walk out of their university exam in protest against Taliban’s decision to BAN women &amp; girls from university. The time is now for men across the country to rise and stand in solidarity!

The brave &amp; talented women of Afghanistan are devastated this morning as the Taliban prevent them from entering their universities following the BAN on female university education. This is horrifying to watch. This isn’t right. We mustn’t stay silent.

“Just as education for girls is banned, questioning it is also banned” —Taliban Minister of Education. Afghanistan is a living dystopia, yet the world turns a blind eye. Girls’ education faces permanent erasure. The world fell for their false promises. It’s time to WAKE UP.

A little girl cries to her father — “the Taliban closed my school today and told us not to come back.” Her father consoles her and said he will teach her at home but she says she wants to go to school. This is Afghanistan in 2022. What a tragedy.

474 days since the Taliban BANNED teenage girls from school and 17 days since the Taliban BANNED women from university. Education is NOT a privilege. It is the most basic of human rights. How can the world still remain silent?

This is Sumaya. She has been locked up at home for 491 days, banned from going to school or university by the Taliban. She pleads the world to listen. She begs Afghan girls to try &amp; learn any way they can at home, so that they can rise and stand up for their basic human rights.

“We are being treated WORSE than animals. Animals can go anywhere on their own. But we girls don’t have the right even to step out of our homes. I wish God had never created women.” This a woman’s life in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. Speak up for them! 📣

677 days since the Taliban banned girls from going to school and 217 days since they banned women from going to university. This is the Taliban’s barbaric reasoning for why they won’t allow women and girls to study in Afghanistan👇🏻

A young man in Kabul writes — “from the house to the streets, to overthrow the Taliban”, in support of the women’s fight for freedom. The will of the people of Afghanistan MUST be heard.

The Taliban’s Minister for Higher Education has said that “if we let women go to work, go to the park, not wear a hijab, go gym, then what will we answer to God. It is obligatory for men to protect the honour of women.” This is Afghanistan in 2023.

The heroic women of Afghanistan out on the streets of Herat today to protest against the Taliban’s BAN on female students going to university. They scream “cowards” at the Taliban. The Taliban fire water canons at the protesters.

Fearless girls out protesting today in Herat city and chanting — “Education is our human right.” It’s worth knowing that these girls are putting their lives at risk by even stepping out of their house. But Afghanistan’s women won’t be silenced.

In Afghanistan, now even the female mannequin’s faces must be covered. The Taliban have ordered all shopkeepers to either behead female mannequins or cover their faces. This is symbol of the Taliban's treatment of women in Afghanistan. Haunting.

A Taliban official has warned that if women who work in the media do not observe the hijab properly and mix with their male colleagues in the office — the Taliban will issue a new order to shut down media in Afghanistan. The war against women continues.

Two women singing beautifully in their burqas in protest against Talibans BAN on girls education in Afghanistan — “It's time for you and I to fight shoulder to shoulder.” زن، زندگی، آزادی. Women. Life. Freedom.

Taliban official: “there are differences between a perfect mind (men) and a flawed mind (women). So all international laws can be broken in the face of God's law.” In the 21st century, women in Afghanistan are seen to be worth less than a man.

A day after of the Taliban BANNED female university education, women & girls have come out on the streets of Kabul protesting against the decree. They chant —“Either for everyone or for no one. One for all, all for one” Amplify their voices.

Girls crying in agony as they’re told that they will have to leave the university & go home as the Taliban have BANNED female university education in Afghanistan. Painful to hear. How can we sit idly by as millions of girls are denied their human rights.

Astonishing scenes as a Kabul university professor destroys his diplomas on live TV in Afghanistan — “From today I don’t need these diplomas anymore because this country is no place for an education. If my sister & my mother can’t study, then I DON’T accept this education.”

Incredible scenes in Afghanistan today as male students walk out of their university exam in protest against Taliban’s decision to BAN women & girls from university. The time is now for men across the country to rise and stand in solidarity!

The brave & talented women of Afghanistan are devastated this morning as the Taliban prevent them from entering their universities following the BAN on female university education. This is horrifying to watch. This isn’t right. We mustn’t stay silent.

This is Sumaya. She has been locked up at home for 491 days, banned from going to school or university by the Taliban. She pleads the world to listen. She begs Afghan girls to try & learn any way they can at home, so that they can rise and stand up for their basic human rights.