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Afghan women feel forgotten by world after four years of ‘war’ waged by Taliban on their rights

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A Taliban prison security guard stands next to a poster ordering women to cover themselves with a Hijab during the distribution of new uniforms' ceremony by the Taliban authorities at a prison in Jalalabad (AFP via Getty Images)

When the Taliban’s men came knocking at her house in January, Nooran* went and hid in her parent’s yard. “I did not want to be arrested along with my mother,” says the Afghan teen.  Read More

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