Afghanistan: Taliban bans entry of girls workers inside Ministry of Women Affairs

After making it clear that ‘women can’t be ministers,’ the Taliban has now banned the entry of feminine workers within the Ministry of Women Affairs in Kabul. Reportedly, ‘only men’ can be allowed to enter the constructing of the ministry. 
Quoting an worker of the ministry, ANI reported that 4 ladies have been stopped from coming into the constructing. The ladies workers now plan to protest close to the ministry towards the choice of the caretaker Taliban authorities.
Ministry of Women omitted
The transfer is unsurprising, because the Jihadi group final week had introduced to exchange the Ministry of Women Affairs with the “Ministry of Amr bil Ma’ruf wa Nahy aan al Munkar” (Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice). 
Not shocking however value noting that the #Taliban omitted Ministry of Women Affairs and changed it with the Ministry of Amr bil Ma’ruf wa Nahy aan al Munkar (Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice). #Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/tTOlqbpz9K— Malali Bashir (@MalaliBashir) September 7, 2021
“Women can’t be ministers”
While chatting with TOLO News lately, a Taliban spokesman Sayed Zekrullah Hashimi had made it clear that girls can’t be ministers. “It is not necessary for a woman to be in the Cabinet,” he made it clear to the presenter.
A Taliban spokesman on @TOLOnews: “A woman can’t be a minister, it is like you put something on her neck that she can’t carry. It is not necessary for a woman to be in the cabinet, they should give birth & women protesters can’t represent all women in AFG.”Video with subtitles👇 pic.twitter.com/CFe4MokOk0— Natiq Malikzada (@natiqmalikzada) September 9, 2021
“We do not consider them half of the society. What kind of half? The half in itself is misdefined here. Women cannot do the work of Afghan Ministry. It is like you put something on her neck that she can’t carry,” Hashimi asserted. 
‘Taliban had assured an inclusive government’
The Taliban had earlier stated that they are going to give rights to ladies, however solely what’s permitted below Sharia legislation. They promised to kind an “inclusive” authorities in a number of media statements however shortly backtracked and introduced an ‘all-male’ care-taker cabinet together with designated international terrorists as ministers on September 07.
‘Women protest to seek inclusion’
Resisting the Taliban’s try and oppress ladies, a lot of ladies had taken to the streets to protest towards the Jihadi group. However, mocking their try and discover a place within the authorities in addition to the society, Hashimi had stated, “The female protesters do not represent all women of Afghanistan, (they) give birth to children and (should) educate them on Islamic ethics.”
Today, the courageous ladies of #Balkh in #Afghanistan have come to the streets to defend their basic #rights.The #Taliban should notice that they can’t win this struggle with #violence, and this shall proceed. pic.twitter.com/hAolABfnrQ— MyRedLine – خط سرخ من (@myredline_afg) September 6, 2021
With the Taliban taking up Afghanistan, ladies have been mandated to put on hijabs, college students have been requested to put on solely Islamic clothes, lecture rooms have been gender-segregated and girls have been barred from shifting out of the home with out a male companion.