TALIBAN PROHIBITION ORDER ISSUED
The Afghan Women's Revolutionary Association announced the Taliban's "29 bans" against women:
1/ Prohibition of women from doing work outside the family. This also applies to female teachers, engineers and most other professions. In some hospitals in Kabul, only a small number of female doctors and nurses are allowed to work.
2/ Women are prohibited from engaging in any kind of activities other than family affairs, unless they are accompanied by Mahram (male relatives, eg father, brother and husband).
3/ Banning women from dealing with male businessmen.
4/ Women are not allowed to receive treatment from male doctors.
5/ Banning women from attending schools, universities or any other educational institution (Taliban turned girls' schools into seminaries).
6/ Requires women to wear the Burqa, a garment that covers from head to toe.
7/ Caning, beating and humiliating women who do not dress according to Taliban regulations or women who are not accompanied by their husbands (or guardians).
8/ Caning women who do not cover their ankles in public.
9/ Publicly stoning women accused of extramarital sex (according to this regulation, a large number of lovers are stoned to death).
10/ Banning women from using cosmetics (women who paint their nails will have their hands cut off).
11/ Women are not allowed to talk or shake hands with men who are not Mahram.
12/ Forbid women to laugh loudly (don't let strangers hear women's voices).
13/ It is forbidden for women to wear high heels because they will make noise when walking on the street (don't let men hear women's footsteps).
14/ Women are not allowed to take a taxi without Mahram accompanying them.
15/ Banning women from participating in radio, television or any public conference.
16/ Forbid women from participating in sports activities or entering any sports center or club.
17/ Women are not allowed to ride bicycles or motorbikes even if they are carried by Mahram.
18/ Forbid women to wear light colored clothes. In the words of the Taliban, these are sensual colors.
19/ Women are prohibited from participating in festivals such as Eid Al-Fitr or any festival with entertainment purposes.
20/ Forbid women to wash clothes in rivers or public places.
21/ Corrected all street and square names with the word "women". For example, "Women's Garden" is now called "Spring Garden".
22/ Forbid women to go out on the balcony of their apartment or house.
23) All windows are required to be opaque so that women cannot be seen from outside the house.
24/ It is forbidden for male tailors to measure women's clothing sizes or sew women's clothes.
25/ Banning women from using public baths.
26/ It is forbidden for women and men to share the bus. Currently, buses are classified as "male only" or "female only".
27/ Women are forbidden to wear flared pants (wide legged), even with a full burqa.
28/ It is forbidden to film or take pictures of women.
29/ It is forbidden to print pictures of women in newspapers and books, or to hang them on the walls of houses and shops.
(According to Vision Times)
The Afghan Women's Revolutionary Association announced the Taliban's "29 bans" against women:
1/ Prohibition of women from doing work outside the family. This also applies to female teachers, engineers and most other professions. In some hospitals in Kabul, only a small number of female doctors and nurses are allowed to work.
2/ Women are prohibited from engaging in any kind of activities other than family affairs, unless they are accompanied by Mahram (male relatives, eg father, brother and husband).
3/ Banning women from dealing with male businessmen.
4/ Women are not allowed to receive treatment from male doctors.
5/ Banning women from attending schools, universities or any other educational institution (Taliban turned girls' schools into seminaries).
6/ Requires women to wear the Burqa, a garment that covers from head to toe.
7/ Caning, beating and humiliating women who do not dress according to Taliban regulations or women who are not accompanied by their husbands (or guardians).
8/ Caning women who do not cover their ankles in public.
9/ Publicly stoning women accused of extramarital sex (according to this regulation, a large number of lovers are stoned to death).
10/ Banning women from using cosmetics (women who paint their nails will have their hands cut off).
11/ Women are not allowed to talk or shake hands with men who are not Mahram.
12/ Forbid women to laugh loudly (don't let strangers hear women's voices).
13/ It is forbidden for women to wear high heels because they will make noise when walking on the street (don't let men hear women's footsteps).
14/ Women are not allowed to take a taxi without Mahram accompanying them.
15/ Banning women from participating in radio, television or any public conference.
16/ Forbid women from participating in sports activities or entering any sports center or club.
17/ Women are not allowed to ride bicycles or motorbikes even if they are carried by Mahram.
18/ Forbid women to wear light colored clothes. In the words of the Taliban, these are sensual colors.
19/ Women are prohibited from participating in festivals such as Eid Al-Fitr or any festival with entertainment purposes.
20/ Forbid women to wash clothes in rivers or public places.
21/ Corrected all street and square names with the word "women". For example, "Women's Garden" is now called "Spring Garden".
22/ Forbid women to go out on the balcony of their apartment or house.
23) All windows are required to be opaque so that women cannot be seen from outside the house.
24/ It is forbidden for male tailors to measure women's clothing sizes or sew women's clothes.
25/ Banning women from using public baths.
26/ It is forbidden for women and men to share the bus. Currently, buses are classified as "male only" or "female only".
27/ Women are forbidden to wear flared pants (wide legged), even with a full burqa.
28/ It is forbidden to film or take pictures of women.
29/ It is forbidden to print pictures of women in newspapers and books, or to hang them on the walls of houses and shops.
(According to Vision Times)
TALIBAN PROHIBITION ORDER ISSUED
The Afghan Women's Revolutionary Association announced the Taliban's "29 bans" against women:
1/ Prohibition of women from doing work outside the family. This also applies to female teachers, engineers and most other professions. In some hospitals in Kabul, only a small number of female doctors and nurses are allowed to work.
2/ Women are prohibited from engaging in any kind of activities other than family affairs, unless they are accompanied by Mahram (male relatives, eg father, brother and husband).
3/ Banning women from dealing with male businessmen.
4/ Women are not allowed to receive treatment from male doctors.
5/ Banning women from attending schools, universities or any other educational institution (Taliban turned girls' schools into seminaries).
6/ Requires women to wear the Burqa, a garment that covers from head to toe.
7/ Caning, beating and humiliating women who do not dress according to Taliban regulations or women who are not accompanied by their husbands (or guardians).
8/ Caning women who do not cover their ankles in public.
9/ Publicly stoning women accused of extramarital sex (according to this regulation, a large number of lovers are stoned to death).
10/ Banning women from using cosmetics (women who paint their nails will have their hands cut off).
11/ Women are not allowed to talk or shake hands with men who are not Mahram.
12/ Forbid women to laugh loudly (don't let strangers hear women's voices).
13/ It is forbidden for women to wear high heels because they will make noise when walking on the street (don't let men hear women's footsteps).
14/ Women are not allowed to take a taxi without Mahram accompanying them.
15/ Banning women from participating in radio, television or any public conference.
16/ Forbid women from participating in sports activities or entering any sports center or club.
17/ Women are not allowed to ride bicycles or motorbikes even if they are carried by Mahram.
18/ Forbid women to wear light colored clothes. In the words of the Taliban, these are sensual colors.
19/ Women are prohibited from participating in festivals such as Eid Al-Fitr or any festival with entertainment purposes.
20/ Forbid women to wash clothes in rivers or public places.
21/ Corrected all street and square names with the word "women". For example, "Women's Garden" is now called "Spring Garden".
22/ Forbid women to go out on the balcony of their apartment or house.
23) All windows are required to be opaque so that women cannot be seen from outside the house.
24/ It is forbidden for male tailors to measure women's clothing sizes or sew women's clothes.
25/ Banning women from using public baths.
26/ It is forbidden for women and men to share the bus. Currently, buses are classified as "male only" or "female only".
27/ Women are forbidden to wear flared pants (wide legged), even with a full burqa.
28/ It is forbidden to film or take pictures of women.
29/ It is forbidden to print pictures of women in newspapers and books, or to hang them on the walls of houses and shops.
(According to Vision Times)
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