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How the Taliban cut access for Afghan women to health

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Briefings

A briefing on Afghanistan reveals that Taliban enforcement orders prevent female patients from accessing clinics without male family members present. Medical staff face imprisonment risks for treating female patients, forcing many to seek clandestine care.

Key points

• Taliban enforcement orders prohibit treating female patients without a male family member present at clinics.
• Medical staff face imprisonment risks for treating female patients, forcing many to seek clandestine care.

Context

Afghanistan's healthcare system faces severe disruption due to Taliban enforcement policies restricting female patient access.

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