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  In 2001 the US started a war against the Taliban and in 2021 the Taliban were in control of the entire country.
context: The Taliban very likely will not care about this. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 75%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  BERLIN - The United Nations' human rights chief on Tuesday decried increasing restrictions on women's rights in Afghanistan, urging the country's Taliban rulers to reverse them immediately.
  "These unfathomable restrictions placed on women and girls will not only increase the suffering of all Afghans but, I fear, pose a risk beyond Afghanistan's borders."
  Despite initially promising a more moderate rule respecting rights for women and minorities when they took power last year, the Taliban have widely implemented their strict interpretation of Islamic law, or Sharia.
  
  
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  Right … I don’t think the Taliban has a huge history of particularly caring about the opinion of the UN and seeing as how it just beat a coalition of the worlds most advanced militaries in a 20 year war I don’t think they’re too worried about it being enforced. >
  
  I take the point but saying they beat a modern military is not accurate..they survived surpressed until the other side realized the civilian population wasn't going force their ideas out.