Afghanistan's crisis deepens hidden violence against women

As poverty and Taliban restrictions tighten, domestic violence in Afghanistan grows more lethal and concealed, trapping women in silence.

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KABUL — A deepening economic crisis and the Taliban’s systematic curtailment of women’s rights are fueling a surge in domestic violence across Afghanistan that is becoming more dangerous, less visible, and increasingly impossible for victims to escape, according to emerging reports from humanitarian and rights monitors. The convergence of widespread poverty and the Taliban’s edicts barring women from most public life has created a shadow epidemic of abuse behind closed doors. With women confined to their homes and stripped of legal recourse, incidents of physical and psychological violence are escalating, yet remain largely unreported and unaddressed. The combination of financial desperation and the loss of even basic freedoms has left many women isolated, with no safe avenue to seek help. Since the Taliban’s return to power in August 2021, the regime has systematically dismantled…

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