Badakhshan: Afghanistan’s women’s radio station ‘Sadai Banwan’ has resumed broadcasting after a one-week shutdown. A week ago, the Taliban stopped the broadcast of ‘Sadai Banwan’ for broadcasting music during Ramadan. In the Dari language Sadaya Banwan means ‘female voice’. Sadaya Banwan started ten years ago from Derakhshan province. It is the only radio station in…
Photo courtesy of Google Afghanistan’s only women-run radio station has resumed broadcasting after a week-long blackout. According to foreign media, the Afghan authorities stopped radio broadcasts for a week for playing music during Ramadan. According to reports, the radio station ‘Sadai Banuwan’ means ‘Voice of Women’ and was started 10 years ago. According to foreign…
Secretary General of OIC is addressing the meeting. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will send a delegation of scholars to Afghanistan for negotiations regarding women’s education and employment in Afghanistan. OIC Secretary General Hussain Ibrahim Taha said that discussions are ongoing with the relevant authorities of Afghanistan with the support of the International Jurisprudence…
Tailors say the ban will increase economic problems: Photo: File bill to: In Afghanistan, the Taliban government banned male tailors from making women’s clothes. According to Afghan media, the tailors of Parwan province have been ordered by the Taliban not to sew women’s clothes. The tailors say that this order has been given orally by…
After restrictions on women’s education and employment in Afghanistan, now male tailors have been banned from making women’s clothes. Tailors in the Afghan province of Parwan say that Taliban officials have given them verbal orders that they cannot sew women’s clothes. The new ban has added to their economic woes. On the other hand, the…
File photo For the first time since the Afghan government came to power, the International Women’s Day was broadcast live by an all-female panel, with women as hosts and women as guests. According to foreign media reports, after the Afghan Taliban took power, many restrictions were imposed on women in Afghanistan, in which many female…
Female anchors are banned in the Taliban regime, Photo: File bill to: For the first time after the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, women anchors did a live show on Women’s Day. The host and guest of the show were women and all wore burqas and covered their faces. A live program was aired on the…
Many attendees wore suits, scarves or other items of clothing in shades that spanned from periwinkle to indigo, in tribute to women working in tech, a sector that remains overwhelmingly male. “I see this room seldom so packed and so full of energy. It is a clear indication of the noble goals that we are…
File photo On the occasion of International Women’s Day, it has been decided not to charge bus fare from women in Bengaluru, India. According to Indian media, 2.9 million people travel by buses in Bengaluru, of which 25 to 30 percent are women. According to Indian media, more than two million women are likely to…
At current rates, it will take almost another three centuries to bring about equality for women and girls. Hobbled by persistent inequalities, about 383 million women and girls live in extreme poverty, and every 11 minutes, a woman or girl is killed by someone in her own family. These are some of the reasons…
