Women's Freedom Network: Girls Pay the Highest Price in Five Years of Taliban Rule

The network stated in a declaration on Saturday, August 24 [2025], that over the past five years, millions of people have faced insecurity, poverty, forced migration, and the loss of a clear vision for the future.


The Afghanistan Women's Freedom Network has stated that during the five years of Taliban rule, women and girls have borne the greatest cost and suffering, emphasizing that their systematic exclusion from education, prohibition from work, and deprivation of fundamental freedoms is not merely a women's issue; rather, it is a profound crisis and a fundamental obstacle to the development and future of all of Afghanistan.


This women's protest movement has emphasized that Afghanistan will never achieve stability without the freedom, security, and equal participation of women, and without access to education for children and youth. According to the network, a country's future is not built by excluding half of society, but through the full equality of its citizens.


In conclusion, the network has called on the international community to go beyond verbal expressions of concern, to condition its engagements on respect for human rights and the lifting of restrictions against women, and to not remain silent in the face of systematic repression.

The Afghanistan Women's Freedom Network, in a statement, says that with the collapse of the political system in August 2021, a new chapter of crisis, repression, and widespread violations of the fundamental rights and freedoms of Afghan citizens began.

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