तालिबान ने महिलाओं की लिखी किताबें पढ़ाने पर रोक लगाई: यौन उत्पीड़न से जुड़ी किताबें गैरकानूनी घोषित, पत्रकारिता समेत 18 कोर्स भी बैन

The Taliban government has ordered the removal of books written by women from the university in Afghanistan. Along with this, human rights and sexual harassment studies have also been declared illegal.

A total of 679 books have been banned by the Taliban, of which about 140 books are written by women. The Taliban says that these books are against their policies and Sharia.

Not only books, 18 subjects have also been banned. 6 of these subjects are directly related to women, such as gender and development, women’s sociology and the role of women in communication. The Taliban claims that these topics are contrary to the principles of Sharia and their system.

The Taliban government has taken several anti -women decisions in the last 4 years.

Taliban also banned Wi-Fi

This step is another new decision in the link of several restrictions imposed in the last four years of the Taliban. Recently, he also banned Wi-Fi in 10 provinces. Officials say this was done to prevent immoral activities.

This decision of the Taliban but it has the most impact on women and girls. He has already been prevented from studies ahead of class VI and now the courses of the midwife, which were the last support of his studies, will be closed by the end of 2024.

The committee reviewing the books has clearly stated that no one will be allowed to teach any book written by women. Former Afghanistan Deputy Minister of Deputy Noys and writer Jakia Adeli, whose book is also included in this list, said that the decision did not seem shocking to him. According to him, the policies of the Taliban have been anti -women since day one. If women are not allowed to read, their thoughts and writing will not be given a place.

According to the BBC, the Taliban’s Higher Education Ministry said that the decisions have been taken with the advice of religious scholars and experts. Apart from women’s books, this time the books of Iranian writers and publishers have also been banned.

Taliban engaged in stopping Iran’s influence in Afghanistan

Of the 679 books included in the restricted list, 310 are either Iranian writers or published in Iran. A member of the committee said that this step was taken so that the Iranian influence in the Afghan syllabus could not increase.

Indeed, in recent years, the relationship between Afghanistan and Iran has been tense. Both have conflicted on issues like water sharing. In addition, Iran has forced more than 1.5 million Afghans to leave the country since January this year. In such an environment, the ban on Iranian books is also being seen as a political decision.

However, this situation has become extremely difficult for university teachers. A professor said that the Iranian writer and translator used to work as a bridge between the Afghan education world and the global educational community till now. The removal of their books will lead to a major decrease in the level of education in universities.

A professor at the University of Kabul told the BBC that now he has to prepare the chapters of the textbook himself under compulsion, but it is difficult to say whether they will be according to the educational standards of the world or not.

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