Five years after the Taliban reclaimed Afghanistan, some residents say they feel safer—but the real crisis is unfolding behind the scenes: women and girls are being systematically stripped of rights, with millions barred from education and work. While officials tout improved security and economic stability, the UN labels this the world’s worst women’s rights emergency, warning that without reversing these policies, Afghanistan’s recovery—and its place in the global community—will remain out of reach. Two million girls are now excluded from secondary school, undoing two decades of progress, as child malnutrition spikes and aid dries up.
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