Key Points
- A Taliban order to shutter women’s beauty salons comes into effect on 25 July.
- Many women in Afghanistan’s beauty services sector are the main breadwinners for their families.
- The ban may see 60,000 women lose their jobs, according to industry estimates.
For the last eight years, Marzia Reyazee has supported her family with the earnings from her female-only beauty salon in Afghanistan, a business she spent more than US$18,000 ($26,650 Australian dollars) setting up.
But the 34-year-old mother of two is likely to find herself without her business, and with few other prospects for a…
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