Afghan women in politics
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Violations of the international treaty by Taliban 2.0 have already begun Taliban announced its list of new ministers to run the war-torn country. Amongst all the portfolios, missing was the Ministry of Women. Taliban 2.0 has decided to drop the Ministry for Women from among the government institutions in Afghanistan. To know more, keep watching!</p>
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