The Organization of Islamic Cooperation is going to send a group of diplomats to Kabul to speak with Taliban authorities about restoring women's work, a "Daryo" correspondent in Afghanistan reports.
Mohammad Saeed Al-Ayash, the ambassador of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Afghanistan, remarked that the team is eager to talk about offering jobs for women under the context of Islam. Additionally, the group will meet with the Taliban to address other matters such as aid to Afghans, development, the economy, healthcare, and education.
During the process of delivering help to the Afghan Red Crescent Society, Al-Ayash notified them of this, adding that the Organization of Islamic Cooperation had previously addressed women's concerns with the Taliban and opposed the prohibition on women's employment.
With the reinstatement of the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan, women's employment in offices was suspended, and females were denied the right to learn.
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