Taliban to shut magnificence salons in ongoing crackdown on ladies

The Taliban will shut down Afghanistan’s magnificence salons subsequent month within the regime’s persevering with crackdown on ladies’s freedoms.

Mohammad Sadiq Akif, a spokesperson for the Ministry for the Prevention of Vice and Propagation of Virtue, introduced the transfer on Tuesday, in keeping with Reuters.

Women in Taliban-run Afghanistan have already been barred from coming into gyms and public baths in addition to amusement parks and public parks.

The Taliban in April banned ladies and households from patronizing eating places with gardens in Afghanistan’s northwestern province of Herat due to considerations over gender mixing.

Females aren’t allowed to go to secondary faculty or faculty and have been excluded from public workplace. Women will not be allowed outdoors for essentially the most half and not using a guardian.

Beauty salons first sprouted up shortly after U.S. army forces gained management over Afghanistan in 2001. Since the Taliban returned to energy almost two years in the past, many salons stopped working and have boarded up their home windows.

Western governments have criticized the Taliban’s restrictions on ladies and mentioned it hinders the opportunity of formally recognizing the Taliban authorities, in keeping with Reuters.