On December 30, 2024, the Afghan power promulgated a decree forcing to wall the windows of houses from which women can be seen from outside, decision succeeding that of prohibiting women from raising their voice in public, among other decrees Liberticides since 2021. Afghan women will no longer be able to open a large window on the outside to bring the air and the light, howl “to fire!” “Or” Help! “Or do” Hello! »To the neighbor. In the rooms on the street with walled windows, the obscure wins, oxygen is becoming scarce, and, also, the horizon disappears: so as not to see the women, we blind them. And in the darkened home, it touches the bottom of a well. An invisibility well, a pit, a forgetfulness. Because the outside is always larger, historical, contemporary, interesting in the public square than in private lessons: a window wide open to the world allows you to breathe a little time. The state persecution system at work tends not only to eliminate women from society as economic and political actors, but also to erase the visible difference in the female gender as a sphere of images. In Iran, the power of senile and bloodthirsty mollahs incarcerates, torture, hangs the young opponents in mass to control the rumbled social revolt, but it cannot prevent diversity everywhere in public space and in many professional sectors. In Afghanistan, however, diversity disappears from the social field. Read also the editorial of “world” | In Afghanistan, a fierce war against women later read two levels of legislative persecution can be distinguished since the Taliban’s return [15 août 2021]. The first multiplies the liberticides prohibitions which concern fundamental human rights (health, education, economic, professional equality, presence, expression, circulation in the physical and social world, etc.). Religious belief poses their inequality as ontological and birth: lower, their lives are not worth more than their dead. You have 68% of this article to read. The rest is reserved for subscribers.
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Publish date : 2025-01-31 18:17:48
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