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13:51Now PlayingThe Taliban’s war on women has reached a new level of erasure—literally—by banning windows that overlook areas "usually used by women," including courtyards and kitchens. In a decree issued by Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, authorities justified the move by claiming that “seeing women working in kitchens, in courtyards, or collecting water from wells can lead to obscene acts.” Municipal officials have been ordered to monitor construction sites to enforce the directive, and existing windows must be blocked to “avoid nuisances caused to neighbors.” This is just the latest in the Taliban’s tightening grip on Afghan women, who have already been barred from education, employment, parks, and even singing. The UN has condemned these escalating restrictions as “gender apartheid,” yet the Taliban insists its rule "guarantees" women's rights—just not their right to be seen, heard, or exist in public life.
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