Taliban terrorist authorities in Afghanistan have ordered female patients and staff to wear a burka – the full head-to-toe Islamic body covering – if they want to access public health care in the western city of Herat.
The BBC reports medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said the Sharia law-based restrictions came into effect from November 5.
Chateau said Taliban members had been denying entry to women without the burka by standing at the entrance of the health facilities. A burka is a one-piece veil that covers the face and body, often leaving just a mesh screen to see through.
The Taliban enforced the burka during their first stint…
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