Human Rights Watch: Afghanistan is witnessing “the most serious women’s rights crisis” in the world

Human Rights Watch has said in its latest report that Afghanistan is witnessing the world’s most severe women’s rights crisis.

According to this report, the Taliban have taken away women’s right to education, work, sports, protest, health care, a life free from violence, political participation, and music.

Haider Bar, the head of this organization’s women’s department, asked the international community members to implement practical measures such as banning the travel of Taliban leaders instead of expressing regret.

Respecting human rights, especially women’s rights, is one of the primary conditions of the world to recognize the Taliban government.