Girls driven to low-paid carpet weaving after school ban

At the convention in Kabul where mutes are designed, hundreds of women and girls work in the reduced place, great air and stubborn.

Some of them have a Hassani who had no 19 to 19 sanani. “We’re girls to have the opportunity to read,” he says with a simple smile. “The qualities have taken this to us, so it turned to the meeting.”

Since the controlled forces of Taliban in 2021, more than 12 girls were blocked to learn, and women at work a lot.

In 2020, only 19% of women was part of the workers – the least four times more than men. That number is very low under Taliban’s control.

Lack of gaps, combination with economic items in, pushed in difficult days, the warriors who work – one of the Taliban Training allows women to work.

According to UN, the opportunity of approximately 1.2 million Afghans raises a photograph of artwork, and women who make up about 90% of the workers.

In that rich UN is not written in the story of 2024 Warned to “actually occurred” since Taliba took power, House businessman’s business increases.

Utumiki wa mafakitale ndi malonda adazindikira kuti m’miyezi isanu ndi umodzi yokha ya 202 miligrams a ma kilogalamu 2.4 miliyoni a matepets – in £ 6.6m, Aundia, Austria ndi US.

But that does not mean that there is a lot of sale. Some BBC talked that they did not see the benefit from a piece of Kazakhstan’s past year that makes $ 18,000.

Inside AFGHANSTAN, Carpes sells less than the average $ 100- $ 150 per meter. In order to support their families and to have low jobs, employees are trapped in low employment.

The only ones say that they earn nearly $ 27 per square meter, which usually takes about one month to make. This is less than a dollar on a day despite the transfer of time, which usually stretches 10 or 12 hours.

Nisar Ahmad Hassini, the head of Elmak Baft, who allowed BBC to be inside her discussion, said she paid for her employees between $ 39 and $ 42 on one meter. He said payed every two weeks, and it’s eight days.

Taliban has repeatedly said the girls would be allowed to go back to school if they were worried, such as uniting Islamic education, but so far, there is no way to happen.

Hassoei said that, after the fall of the Taliban government, his organization did for its work to help those who remain near.

“We set up three places of stags and fur.

“About 50-60% of these rugs are sent to Pakistan, while the others are sent to China, USA, Turkey, France, and Russia to meet the customer.”

Shakila, 22, he makes their sisters and his sisters in one room of the rest of the removal of the older parents and three brothers. They live in a poor dast-e Barki, west western kabul.

Once they had dreams of a lawyer, but now they guide the battle surgery.

“We could not do anything else,” Shamares tell me. “There was no other job”.

He describes her father taught him to be 10 and was healing in a car accident.

What started as an important skill in time is now become a family family.

His sister Shazoz, Waite 18, wants to be a reporter. Mariam, 13, was forced to stop going to school before they dream of work.

Taliba before returning, all three were students in Al-Shuhada High School.

Their lives were replaced after the deadliness at death in 2021, killed 90, many small, and pulled about 300 injured.

The previous government dropped Taliban for the ark, even the group refused to participate.

Fear of some disaster, their father decided to get rid of at school.

Samira, who was in school while the difficulties occurred, is about to suffer, and talk to stuttering and struggle to express their feelings. However, it is said that they will do anything to take the course.

“I wanted to finish my education,” she says. Now, “she says.

“But the schools were shut. That’s why we should work.”

Even more compensation and many women’s workers, spirits of others cannot be compared.

Back to one of the dialogs of the discussion, determined, determined, told English for the past three years.

He said: “Even if they were university in university, we shut down, leaving our studies.

One day, Salem added further to a facilitating doctor and was a wonderful hospital in Afghanistan.