The Taliban are in charge of Kabul (Pop. 6 million) and CNN's Clarissa Ward went to the streets to interview them. At one point she was told to step aside because she's a woman. Shortly after that, Ward challenged a rifle-toting, English-speaking Taliban commander about whether or not Islamic law dictates that women should cover their faces.
CNN's Clarissa Ward interviews Taliban in streets of Kabul
Chess banned by Afghanistan's Taliban rulers
You know what God hates? Chess. Afghanistan's Ministry of Promotion of Virtue has banned the game due to "religious considerations," and officials from the Ministry of Sports there confirmed that… READ THE REST
Taliban bans all images of living things in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice (PVPV) announced it was forbidding images of any living thing, as reported in The Telegraph. Saiful Islam Khyber of… READ THE REST
Taliban bans the sound of womens' voices singing or reading
They fired all the officers who wouldn't grow beards, and now they're banning the sound of women's voices singing or reading, among many other new controls on public life. The… READ THE REST
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