Taliban yapiga marufuku wanawake kujiunga vyuo vikuu Afghanistan

Taliban yapiga marufuku wanawake kujiunga vyuo vikuu Afghanistan

bryan2 said:
Ndio ni kundi la Taliban kwa mara nyingine limepiga marufuku wanawake kujiunga na vyuo vikuu nchini Afghanistan huku wengi wakiwa tiyari washafanya mitihani ya kujiunga na vyuo vikuu.

Ndio ukiniuliza lengo la hawa jamaa kuwanyima wanawake wasipate elimu sina jawabu sijui wanawaonea wivu i dont know.

Mara ya kwanza walileta sheria ya wanawake na wanaume hakuna kusoma pamoja madarasa yalikua yanapigwa partition hakuna kuonana na ukitoka unatakiwa uwende nyumbani sio kuanza kupiga story na wanaume.

Hakika Dada zetu wa Afghanistan wanapitia suluba nzito Taliban sijui wanafwata sheria za wapi maana kaka yao iran yeye karuhusu wanawake kupiga shule.

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Dalton elijah said:
Utawala wa Taliban Nchini Afghanistan Umeamuru kupiga marufuku kwa muda usiojulikana elimu ya chuo kikuu kwa wanawake wa nchi hiyo,
Taarifa Iliyo Tolewa na wizara ya elimu ya juu ilisema katika barua iliyotumwa kwa vyuo vikuu vyote vya serikali na vya kibinafsi.

"Nyote mnaarifiwa kutekeleza agizo lililotajwa la kusimamisha elimu ya wanawake hadi ilani nyingine," ilisema barua hiyo iliyotiwa saini na waziri wa elimu ya juu, Neda Mohammad Nadeem.

msemaji wa wizara hiyo, Ziaullah Hashimi, ambaye alituma barua hiyo kwenye Twitter, alithibitisha agizo hilo katika ujumbe mfupi wa maandishi kwa Agence France-Presse.


marufuku ya elimu ya juu inakuja chini ya miezi mitatu baada ya maelfu ya wasichana na wanawake kufanya mitihani ya kujiunga na chuo kikuu kote nchini, huku wengi wakitamani kuchagua uhandisi na udaktari kama taaluma ya baadaye.

baada ya kutwaliwa kwa Afghanistan na Waislam wenye msimamo mkali mwezi Agosti mwaka jana, vyuo vikuu vililazimika kutekeleza sheria mpya ikiwa ni pamoja na madarasa na viingilio vinavyotenganisha jinsia, na wanawake waliruhusiwa tu kufundishwa na maprofesa wa kike au wazee.

wasichana wengi wa Afghanistan tayari wamepigwa marufuku kutoka kwa elimu ya shule ya upili, na hivyo kupunguza sana uandikishaji wa chuo kikuu.

wa Taliban wanafuata toleo kali la Uislamu, huku kiongozi mkuu wa vuguvugu hilo, Hibatullah Akhundzada, na kundi lake la ndani la makasisi wa Afghanistan wakipinga elimu ya kisasa, hasa kwa wasichana na wanawake.

lakini wanatofautiana na maafisa wengi wa Kabul na baadhi ya vyeo na faili zao, ambao walitarajia wasichana wangeruhusiwa kuendelea na masomo baada ya unyakuzi huo.

Wanawake wamefukuzwa kazi nyingi za serikali au wanalipwa mshahara mdogo ili kukaa nyumbani. pia wamezuiwa kusafiri bila ndugu wa kiume, na lazima wajifiche nje ya nyumba, kwa hakika na burqa.

Mnamo Novemba walipigwa marufuku kwenda kwenye mbuga, viwanja vya michezo, ukumbi wa michezo na bafu za umma.

katika zamu ya kikatili, Taliban mnamo Machi waliwazuia wasichana kurejea shule za upili asubuhi ambayo walipaswa kufunguliwa tena.

maafisa kadhaa wa Taliban wanasema marufuku ya elimu ya sekondari ni ya muda tu, lakini wametoa visingizio vingi vya kufungwa, kutoka kwa ukosefu wa fedha hadi wakati unaohitajika kurekebisha silabasi kwa misingi ya Kiislamu.

tangu kupiga marufuku, wasichana wengi matineja wameolewa mapema, mara nyingi na wanaume wakubwa zaidi waliochaguliwa na baba zao.

Sambamba na shinikizo la kiuchumi, familia kadhaa zilizohojiwa na AFP mwezi uliopita zilisema kuwa kupata maisha ya baadaye ya binti zao kupitia ndoa ni bora kuliko wao kukaa bila kufanya kazi nyumbani.

jumuiya ya kimataifa imefanya haki ya elimu kwa wanawake wote kuwa msingi wa mazungumzo juu ya misaada na utambuzi wa utawala wa Taliban.

"Jumuiya ya kimataifa haijasahau na haitawasahau wanawake na wasichana wa Afghanistan," baraza la usalama la Umoja wa Mataifa lilisema katika taarifa mwezi Septemba.

katika miaka 20 kati ya tawala mbili za Taliban, wasichana waliruhusiwa kwenda shule na wanawake waliweza kutafuta ajira katika sekta zote, ingawa nchi ilibakia kuwa na uhafidhina wa kijamii
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Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have ordered an indefinite ban on university education for the country’s women, the ministry of higher education said in a letter issued to all government and private universities.

“You all are informed to implement the mentioned order of suspending education of females until further notice,” said the letter signed by the minister for higher education, Neda Mohammad Nadeem.


The ministry’s spokesperson, Ziaullah Hashimi, who tweeted the letter, confirmed the order in a text message to Agence France-Presse.

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The ban on higher education comes less than three months after thousands of girls and women sat university entrance exams across the country, with many aspiring to choose engineering and medicine as future careers.


After the takeover of Afghanistan by the hardline Islamists in August last year, universities were forced to implement new rules including gender-segregated classrooms and entrances, and women were only permitted to be taught by female professors or old men.

Most Afghan teenage girls have already been banned from secondary school education, severely limiting university intake.

The Taliban adhere to an austere version of Islam, with the movement’s supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, and his inner circle of Afghan clerics opposed to modern education, particularly for girls and women.

But they are at odds with many officials in Kabul and some of their rank and file, who had hoped girls would be allowed to continue learning after the takeover.

Women have been pushed out of many government jobs or are being paid a slashed salary to stay at home. They are also barred from travelling without a male relative, and must cover up outside the home, ideally with a burqa.


In November they were prohibited from going to parks, funfairs, gyms and public baths.

In a cruel U-turn, the Taliban in March blocked girls from returning to secondary schools on the morning they were supposed to reopen.

Several Taliban officials say the secondary education ban is only temporary, but have given a litany of excuses for the closure, from a lack of funds to time needed to remodel the syllabus along Islamic lines.

Since the ban, many teenage girls have been married off early, often to much older men of their father’s choice.

Coupled with economic pressure, several families interviewed by AFP last month said that securing their daughters’ future through marriage was better than them sitting idle at home.

The international community has made the right to education for all women a sticking point in negotiations over aid and recognition of the Taliban regime.

“The international community has not and will not forget Afghan women and girls,” the UN security council said in a statement in September.

In the 20 years between the Taliban’s two reigns, girls were allowed to go to school and women were able to seek employment in all sectors, though the country remained socially conservative.
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kmbwembwe said:
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Hawa vichaa wa imani itikadi yao ni kunyanyasa wanawake. Wamepigana vita na kuua na kufa kwa miaka mingi lengo lao kuu kudhibiti na kunyanyasa wanawake. Hawana mpango wowote kuendeleza wananchi kiuchumi na kijamii ila eti kuona wanaenda mbinguni.
Majinga tu na mindevu yao. Wenyewe hata mmoja hajawahi kufika mbinguni, lakini wanajidai wanapajua wakati kisayansi hakuna mbinguni. Serikali ni mambo ya duniani tu. Serikali zinatakiwa kujihusisha na shida za binadamu hapa duniani tu. Mambo ya kiroho kila mtu na lwake sio mambo ya kulazimishana
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The Taliban government has suspended university education for all female students in Afghanistan, the latest step in its brutal clampdown on the rights and freedoms of Afghan women.

A spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education confirmed the suspension to CNN on Tuesday. A letter published by the education ministry said the decision was made in a cabinet meeting and the order will go into effect immediately.

Girls were barred from returning to secondary schools in March, after the Taliban ordered schools for girls to shut just hours after they were due to reopen following months long closures imposed after the Taliban takeover in August 2021.

Human Rights Watch criticized the ban on Tuesday, calling it a “shameful decision that violates the right to education for women and girls in Afghanistan.”

“The Taliban are making it clear every day that they don’t respect the fundamental rights of Afghans, especially women,” the rights watchdog said in a statement.

The US condemns “the Taliban’s indefensible decision to ban women from universities,” State Department spokesperson Ned Price said during a Tuesday briefing.

The Taliban’s recent decision, he said, will “have significant consequences for the Taliban and will further alienate the Taliban from the international community and deny them the legitimacy they desire.”

The March closure of secondary schools to girls had a “significant impact” on US engagement with Taliban representatives, Price added.

“With the implementation of this decree, half of the Afghan population will soon be unable to access education beyond primary school,” he said.

US Ambassador Robert Wood, the alternate representative for special political affairs, earlier reiterated those criticisms, telling a United Nations’ Security Council briefing that the “Taliban cannot expect to be a legitimate member of the international community until they respect the rights of all Afghans, especially the human rights and fundamental freedoms of women and girls.”

The Taliban, which ruled over Afghanistan from 1996 until 2001, when the US-led invasion forced the group from power, have historically treated women as second-class citizens, subjecting them to violence, forced marriages and a near-invisible presence in the country.

After seizing power in Afghanistan last year, the Taliban attempted to project a more moderate image to gain international support.

But while it has has made numerous promises to the international community that it would protect the rights of women and girls, the Taliban has been doing the opposite, systematically clamping down on their rights and freedoms.

Women in Afghanistan can no longer work in most sectors, require a male guardian for long-distance travel and have been ordered to cover their faces in public.

They have also imposed limits on girls’ education, banning women from certain workplaces as they stripped away rights they had fought tirelessly for over the last two decades.

In November, Afghan women prevented from entering amusement parks in Kabul as the government announced restrictions on women being able to access public parks, Reuters reports.

CNN
 
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