#DoNotTouchMyClothes is the hashtag that accompanies photos posted by Afghan women. After staging protests in Afghanistan's largest cities, the protest against Taliban rules has now moved to social media.



Afghan women around the world post on social media images in which they wear colorful folk costumes, using the hashtag #DoNotTouchMyClothes - "don't touch my clothes".

The protest is a response to a demonstration orchestrated by the Taliban at the University of Kabul, in which about 300 women appear dressed from head to toe in black, with their faces and hands covered.

They waved the Taliban flag and said they supported Taliban militants, who announced that women would not be allowed to hold government positions and that schools and universities would be segregated by gender.

Bahar Jalali, an Afghan historian and gender specialist, posted the first photo using the hashtag #DoNotTouchMyClothes, which then inspired many Afghan women around the world to do the same.

Peymana Assad, the first person of Afghan origin to hold a public post in the UK, posted a photo of her wearing colorful traditional clothes. "It simply came to our notice then. My traditional dress, "Assad wrote on Twitter.

Singer Ariana Delawari, who managed to flee Afghanistan shortly after the Taliban took control of the capital, posted a picture of women in her family wearing traditional costumes.

Our culture is not dark, it is not black or white - it is full of color, beauty, art and crafts and identity, "Lima researcher Lima Halima Ahmad, founder of the Paywand Afghan Association, which focuses on issues, told the BBC. facing women in Afghanistan.

A thorough knowledge of the characteristics of the breeds will help you better choose your pet, so that it fits perfectly to your needs and lifestyle. Here are the laziest dog breeds that are ideal for comfortable owners or the elderly. Bemorepanda collected the top for you.

 

1. The Pug

The pug is a small dog, but with the temperament of a large breed. He is not as nervous or impatient as small dogs, and has a similar attitude. They do great with children, but you have to calm them down when you see them being too active because they tend to be overworked. Like other breeds with short snouts, they may have trouble breathing, so they need air conditioning in the warmer months. They are comfortable, intelligent, easy to train and ideal companions.

 

2. The Pekingese

These intelligent dogs know that they are special and that is why they are extremely pampered. Originally, Beijingers slept all day in the lap of kings or aristocrats. They love to play and make schemes to entertain the whole family, but they get tired easily and retire to a long sleep on the armchair, if possible. Their beautiful fur does not need a haircut or special care, only about two brushings a week. He is not sociable and prefers to stay with family and close friends, than to make new friends.

 

3. The Maltese Bichon

They are elegant, fluffy puppies, with a gorgeous white and created fur, but which are easily tangled. They are cheerful, sociable and calm for a small breed. Don't bark much, but they will alert you if an intruder appears around. They prefer to walk in their arms and see the world from above, and life in the apartment suits them perfectly.

 

4. The French Bulldog

French bulldogs have a robust and muscular body, they are sociable, but stubborn and with a strong personality. they like life inside and prefer short walks, in which to defecate quickly and return to their master. I love people and prefer their company to other dogs.

 

5. Shih Tzu

Shih Tzu dogs are like those little, fast friends who are always on your feet. Small and not very fond of open spaces, Shih Tzu dogs are perfect if you want your dog's need for movement to be limited to walking around the apartment. However, we must warn you: their long fur requires daily care, so do not lie on one ear if you have adopted such a dog.

 

6. Chow Chow

Dogs known for their blue tongue, Chow Chowii will spend more time on the couch than your unemployed roommate. Extremely lazy and sensitive to heat, Chow Chow dogs prefer to stay indoors and cool, instead of running and playing.

 

7.Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

These smart and always happy dogs get along well with everyone, especially your annoying neighbors. Unlike other small dog breeds, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is very quiet - prone to excessive barking only if not trained at all. His energy level is depleted by a few laps around the house, turning into a perfect laziness to make him put himself at your feet and take a long nap.

 

8.Basset Hound

Unlike the other dog breeds on this list, the gentle Basset Hound is lazy only when inside. Once taken out, he starts running and sniffing everything for hours on end. Eventually, the breed was created to hunt, so it would not be at all fair not to be able to give free rein to instinct. However, when he receives his daily portion of the walk, he enters the house calmly and quietly. It is also commendable that he gets along well with other animals.

 

9.Pinscher Pitic

Although not as lacking in energy as the other puppies on the list, the fact that the Dwarf Pinscher is as the name suggests - dwarf - makes this breed an ideal apartment. Locked in the room, the dog will do nothing but nest on the couch and fall asleep for seven to eight hours. Too little prone to disease and easy to care for, it's no surprise that the Dwarf Pinscher is popular with those staying in the apartment.

 

10. Boston Terrier

Like the Bulldog, the Boston Terrier is a small, compact, friendly and easy to train dog. Inside, the Boston Terrier is quite idle, consuming all its energy outside when taken for a short walk. And his small size makes him an ideal dog for the apartment.

 

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