23K views · 141 reactions | As Taliban moves to curb women's rights in Afghanistan, including stringent diktats on what to wear, Afghan women across the world are tweeting out pictures of themselves in vibrant traditional attire, warning #‎donttouchmyclothes | NDTV | Facebook

495K views · 6.1K reactions | The chaos and uncertainty created by the Taliban taking control in Afghanistan has left women in the country fearing for their lives and freedom. | South China Morning Post | Facebook

463K views · 10K reactions | Bearing children is the only work of women: Taliban #zeenewsenglish #taliban #afghanistan | Zee News English | Facebook

Taliban spokesmen have announced that women should stay home if they do not have important work outside. And women should wear a chador and cover their faces, with male relatives facing penalties if they disobey. They claim these are orders from God, and their latest directives come on top of other restrictions on women, limiting their ability to work, go to school and travel. Dr. Shabir Ally expresses consternation at these statements and says they reflect a blind following of outdated opinions