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UN experts demand inquiry after deadly Taliban crackdown on protests over women’s arrests
NEW YORK: UN human rights experts on Thursday condemned the detention by the Taliban regime in Afghanistan of dozens of women for alleged dress code violations and expressed alarm over the use of force against protesters demonstrating against the arrests. The experts said they were “deeply concerned” by reports that Taliban authorities detained dozens of women in Herat in western Afghanistan on June 6-7 for allegedly violating restrictions on women’s attire, including requirements to wear a burka or chador with a face covering and a ban on perfume.
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apnews.com
Afghan protesters injured during demonstration against Taliban-imposed dress code for women
A crackdown by Afghan authorities on demonstrators in western Afghanistan has left at least three people injured, eyewitnesses say.
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arabnews.com
Police crack down on anti-hijab protests in western Afghanistan
KABUL: Afghan security officials dispersed a women’s rights protest in the western province of Herat on Tuesday after residents said Taliban morality police detained women…
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abcnews.com
Afghan protesters injured during demonstration against Taliban-imposed dress code
A crackdown by Afghan authorities on demonstrators in western Afghanistan has left at least three people injured, eyewitnesses say
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zeit.de
Afghanistan: UN kritisieren Gewalt gegen Demonstierende in Afghanistan
In Afghanistan haben die Taliban Proteste gegen Kleidervorschriften gewaltsam niedergeschlagen. Die UN zeigten sich alarmiert über »exzessive Gewalt«.
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nbcnews.com
Protesters injured during demonstration against Taliban-imposed dress code for women
Eyewitnesses said armed police opened fire during the protest by more than 100 people in the city of Herat.
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dw.com
Afghanistan: Taliban open fire during hijab protest
Several people were injured in the city of Herat after Taliban security personnel reportedly opened fire to disperse a small protest organized in support of Afghan women arrested…
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koreaherald.com
Taliban open fire during protest over women's arrests
Afghan authorities cracked down on a protest in western Afghanistan Tuesday against the arrest and detention of more than a dozen women over dress code violatio
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hindustantimes.com
Afghanistan: Several injured as Taliban open fire during hijab protest
Taliban authorities in Afghanistan cracked down on a protest over women's dress code violations on Tuesday, with multiple witnesses reporting shots being fired. | World News
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theprint.in
Bullets for freedom: Taliban’s brutal crackdown on unprecedented women-led stir against hijab detentions
2 dead including a child as Taliban police reportedly fired at one of the largest public demonstrations Herat's seen since 2021. Detention of women for 'violating dress code'…
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theguardian.com
Two killed in rare street demonstration over women’s rights in Afghanistan
Taliban forces fire on crowds in Herat, who were protesting at manhandling of women arrested over hijab dress code
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UN experts demand inquiry after deadly Taliban crackdown on protests over women’s arrests
NEW YORK: UN human rights experts on Thursday condemned the detention by the Taliban regime in Afghanistan of dozens of women for alleged dress code violations and expressed alarm…
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news.un.org
‘Grave concern’ after dozens of women arrested in Afghanistan for dress violations
Gender equality agency UN Women is “gravely concerned” by the arrest of at least 30 women in Herat city last weekend in Afghanistan for allegedly violating dress requirements…
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france24.com
UN experts, MSF condemn crackdown on women by Afghan morality police
A group of UN experts on Thursday denounced a crackdown on women by the Taliban morality police in the western Afghan city of Herat, saying at least two people had been killed and…
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jpost.com
Taliban crackdown in Herat sees 30 women detained over dress code | The Jerusalem Post
"The arrests have heightened fear and apprehension among women and girls across Afghanistan," UN Women said, adding that many of the women had since been released.
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abc.net.au
Two dead after Taliban opens fire on dress code violation protest
The protest followed the arrests of dozens of women for alleged dress code violation in the Afghan city of Herat.
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Taliban arrest 30 women for violating hijab rules, UN says
The arrests come amid a growing struggle for women in Afghanistan who've been practically barred from society under Taliban rule.