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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 88%. (I'm a bot)


"In the last year and half, the Taliban have made many irrational demands on female students, such as regulating their clothes, hijab, separate classes, being accompanied by mahram and the students have obliged with all of them. Every professor conducted the same lectures twice every week, once for the male and then for female. Despite that, the Taliban still banned the women," says Ekleel.
Even before the Taliban takeover, university was often a challenging environment for Afghan women, who faced harassment and discrimination.
With the ban on women's higher education men have stepped up: as well as male teaching staff resigning, male students have walked out of classrooms and exam halls in in solidarity with female classmates.


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In the last year and half, the Taliban have made many irrational demands on female students, such as regulating their clothes, hijab, separate classes, being accompanied by mahram [legal male guardian] and the students have obliged with all of them. Every professor conducted the same lectures twice every week, once for the male and then for female. Despite that, the Taliban still banned the women.
Even though there is no justice or democracy under the Taliban, the women have been protesting since the Taliban arrival, protecting our values all by themselves. I think it is our duty to stand with them. >

We stood for 20 years. The men accepted the taliban back in power without a good fight. Unless the pople of Afghanistan revolt against these shitstains there is nothing to be done.