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‘The Disappeared’: Afghan despots remove women from public view completely
In the late ‘70s, Argentina’s military, which had taken control of the government in a coup, took anyone they deemed to be in opposition to them, drugged them and threw them out of planes, semi-conscious, to be killed without a trace in the Atlantic Ocean.Now, in present day Afghanistan, women are The Disappeared, if not by killings (and there are many of those), then through the most heinous of “vice and virtue” laws that women’s voices will not be allowed to be heard in public places, and they...