Hojjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimin Sayed Isa Hussaini Mazari, the head of Tebyan Social Cultural Activities Center, published an article, warning about the indifference of the officials of the Islamic Emirate government to the population of women and girls in the country, and addressed the harmful consequences of this issue.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Hojjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimin Hussaini Mazari, the head of Tebyan Social Cultural Activities Center, by publishing this article on his information channel on Telegram messenger, warns that neglecting the population of Afghan women has several harmful consequences for the country.
 
This cultural and social activist considers the first consequence of this neglect to be the removal of more than half of the society from being profitable and efficient for the country.
 
The large-scale migration of women from Afghanistan is another consequence that Hussaini Mazari points to and emphasizes that the process of women's migration from the country is a serious issue that has already started.
 
He considered the joining of many affected women to the opposition front of the government and people of Afghanistan as the third consequence of ignoring them as half of the country's population, and he notes that in this case, the conditions are extremely favorable for the women of the country to join the opposition of the government, people and the progress of Afghanistan.
 
Saying that in the next stage, the opponents and enemies will take advantage of the vacuum created by neglecting women, the head of the Tebyan Center calls this action another negative consequence of the neglect of Afghan women by government officials and society, and writes that in this case, the enemies of The pure feelings of women and their high capacity to influence the people around them and public opinion are exploited against the government and the people of Afghanistan.
 
This is despite the fact that according to Hussaini Mazari, the Islamic Emirate can return half of Afghanistan's society to a healthy life cycle by providing work and education for women and girls, but with proper Islamic management, and make the conditions beneficial for itself, the people and the country.
 
At the end of his article, Hussaini Mazari warns that if the officials of the Islamic Emirate government do not provide work and education in accordance with Islamic affairs as soon as possible for Afghan women and girls, then everyone should wait for the situation to get complicated and the country's conditions in various national fields to become complicated.