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"According to a 2019 United Nations study cited in the report, only 15 percent of Afghan men believe women should be able to leave the home after marriage, and two-thirds of Afghan men say women have “too many rights.”
@andrewquilty I haven't seen the study but of course a lot depends on how the questions were framed etc, like the question to which people responded women have "too many rights" , There is also The Asia Foundation Perception Survey with data on support for women's education etc
The Asia Foundation’s survey of Afghans in 2020 found that 85.6 percent of surveyed Afghans said that they would be “very unwilling to accept” a peace agreement that will ban women and girls from attending school.https://thediplomat.com/2021/04/how-bidens-attempted-shortcut-undermines-peace-in-afghanistan/ …
Almost the inverse of the UN figures cited in the US intelligence assessment.
"This year, a record high number of Afghans support women working outside the home, with 76.0% saying they approve, up from 70.3% in 2018" (TAF Survey, 2019).
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