Summary
- The BBC is speaking to women from across Afghanistan about their daily lives under Taliban rule
- They include a student, a jewellery maker, a former journalist, midwives, and women flogged for alleged crimes
- The country’s ultra-conservative Taliban rulers have significantly restricted women’s lives since re-taking power in 2021, including a ban on education after sixth grade
- “The day the government fell to the Taliban was worst of my life,” a jewellery maker in Kabul tells the BBC, while a dental assistant from the province says “survival has become the priority”
- Many of the women we’re speaking to are not using their own names because they fear repercussions – follow live as we bring you their stories
Read full reports from the BBC HERE.