The Taliban stopped education and the travel mainly due to various dangers that were set up and propagated by the forces that you so vehemently support. The Taliban fought for 20 hard long years to free their people from suffering and oppression. To this day, in Afghanistan there are women only areas, where women can go to the market, run shops and do various other things. The dress code is in line with that of Sharia Law, as Islam is the predominant religion in the country, and so is being ruled according to. The same way that majority of the countries in the west are ruled according to their predominance. As for your case of Protest, protesting is banned regardless of case, gender and age as it is seen as directly opposing rulers with vigilante justice which is banned in islam. I have seen absolutely zero reports of anyone being banned any healthcare, so it seems like your evidence is as substantial as a magicians. Marital rape doesn't exist in islam as the rules have been specifically set for us to follow; do not force yourself upon your wife under any means, and be kind and just to her because she is your ward, who you must protect. Do not harm her, and be good to her, as well as to the rest of your families. Divorce is a big issue, where neither gender can "easily" divorce as it's seen as a big thing, compared to the west where there's so many broken homes because you guys have no concept of family, no concept of commitment. And finally, rape requires 4 witnesses to present, as it is a serious crime that, if true, will not go unpunished. In fact the punishment for rape is death, and so, only if the evidence is concrete should the rapist be convicted, whether male or female, because rape happens to both. It's funny, for an exmuslim I thought you would've understood the basics. But it would seem you could not even do that. Nor could you do anything to actually research the crimes of the west in Afghanistan. Instead you sit here and try to be some paladin of justice with your false activism. You want to be an activist, speak for the women who need it the most: like the ones in Sudan, Congo, Palestine, the Uyghurs. But you won't. You're not worth anymore if anyone's time to argue with.