The Taliban held a ceremony in Kabul on Thursday (20 March) to mark the start of the 1404 academic year. However, it was observed that even after four years of depriving girls of education, the lock of this misogynistic government remains on the gates of education and learning for girls.

One day after March 17 (National Journalists Day in the country), the Afghanistan Journalists Center reported a new ban by the Taliban on broadcasting women's voices from media outlets. In a report, the organization stated that the Taliban’s Information and Culture Department has issued a new directive to the media in this province, instructing them to refrain from broadcasting women's voices.

Women in different countries around the world are heading towards celebrating and honoring March 8, International Women's Day, while for over three years, the Taliban, through their inhumane decrees, have stripped the basic and human rights of more than twenty million women and girls in Afghanistan, chaining their individual freedoms.

Residents of Ghor province, who lost their homes and livelihoods due to heavy rainfall and flooding in the first months of the current solar year, are on one hand concerned about the lack of shelter and heating facilities for the winter season, and on the other hand, they complain about the unfair distribution of humanitarian aid under the Taliban's supervision.