Deutsch-Afghanische Freundschaft Gesellschaft eV - bei der ...
Deutsch-Afghanische Freundschaft Gesellschaft eV - bei der ...
Deutsch-Afghanische Freundschaft Gesellschaft eV - bei der ...
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Afghan Women 1992 - 2001<br />
<strong>Deutsch</strong>-<strong>Afghanische</strong> <strong>Freundschaft</strong> <strong>Gesellschaft</strong> e.V.<br />
• The Civil War – April 1992, end of communist rule, return of<br />
Mujahideen<br />
– Women become targets of sexual violence linked to factional fighting<br />
– 1995 Afghanistan has highest infant mortality rate<br />
– Female life expectancy is 43<br />
– 3% of girls receive primary education<br />
• Taliban – 1996, Kabul falls, implementation of Shari‘a Law<br />
– Women isolated from the rest of the society<br />
• Women banned from schools, hospitals and offices<br />
• Women must wear burqah and be escorted by husband or muharam<br />
– 40,000 widows survive on aid in Kabul<br />
• Many women become beggars and prostitutes to feed their families