"Women aren't qualified or able to judge because in our Sharia principles the judiciary work requires people with high intelligence," says Abdulrahim Rashid, director of foreign relations and communications at Taliban's Supreme Court. I need a nap

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A child bride won the right to divorce - now the Taliban say it doesn't count

A child bride won the right to divorce - now the Taliban say it doesn't count

The Taliban have been revisiting rulings made under the US-backed government, overturning thousands of cases.

Weras sind þreax.

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Why do you think Trump invited them to Camp David and freed 5,000, including the current President? They think alike.

The BBC covering this kind of story is more likely to make people in the West feel sanguine with oppressing Muslims (through foreign policy) than lead to transformation that liberates women.