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The Taliban didn't do anything related to my assertions so I'm again not sure what you're trying to get at.
Because those advancements relate to increased literacy rates, 60% of university students were female, women were working in governmental positions etc. Said advancements play into what's going on over there in multiple ways, whether it be the eventual drop in literacy rates once Taliban enforce their laws or whether it be women (and their families) fleeing the country because they worked in the government in some capacity.
These assertions you say sound good weren't done by the Taliban, they happened under US occupation with the help of the Afghan government.
You literally didn't get anything I answered. Yes, women were overwhelmingly represented. This is connected to the downside of US involvement.