The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has stopped issuing a driving license to women in Kabul and other provinces, the media report said. The prohibition came when the country suffered a crispy crisis of humanitarian, with lack of acute food and other important supplies.

Before the takeover of the Taliban, women in Afghanistan were seen driving in several major cities in the country including Kabul. However, the Taliban has now stopped distributing driving licenses to women, local media said.

In particular, the situation of human rights in Afghanistan has deteriorated since the collapse of the Afghan government and the return of the Taliban in August last year. Although the battle in the country has ended, serious human rights violations continue, especially against women.

In a new decree, the Taliban regime in Afghanistan forbids girls from going to school above the sixth grade that leads to criticism throughout the world. The clothing leaders since then said that the move was taken because of a clear “lack of teacher” and that the right of girls to study outside of sixth grade would be restored “immediately.

Afghanistan wrestles with a serious humanitarian crisis as according to international assessments, Afghanistan now has the highest number of emergency food vulnerability in the world, with more than 23 million requires help, and around 95 percent of the population is not sufficient for food consumption.

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