Dozens of women made a rare show of defiance against the brutal Taliban regime in Afghanistan’s capital of Kabul on Wednesday, marching against the ban on beauty salons issued early this month by the extremist government.
The regime responded by dispatching thugs to disperse the women with fire hoses, tasers, and gunfire.its edict against beauty salons on July 3, giving hundreds of establishments across the country less than a month to shut down. The decree ostensibly came from reclusive Taliban Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.
Human rights monitors noted that not only would the order deny popular services to women, but it would put tens of thousands of women out of work since most employees of the salons are female. The Taliban hassince seizing control in August 2021 following President Joe Biden’s disastrously bungled withdrawal of American troops. Many Afghan salon employees say they are the only source of income for their families.
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