Barbra Streisand says the Supreme Court is the "American Taliban"

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American singer and actor Barbra Streisand said on Friday afternoon that theSupreme Courtwas an "American Taliban."

Streisand, who starred in many movies, including Little Fockers and Meet the Fockers, received a Supreme Court decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade case on Friday. The court stated that it used "religious doctrine." To overturn the constitutional right to abortion.

"The court uses religious doctrine to overturn its constitutional right to abortion. This court is the Taliban of the United States," Streisand said.

Tullivan, Afghanistan, requested by the United Nations Security Council to lift restrictions on women and girls

Barbra Streisand will perform on stage at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, August 6, 2019. increase.  (Photo by Kevin Mazur / Getty Image of BSB)

In Afghanistan, Tullivan bans access to women and girls According to the Human Rights Watch, in secondary and higher education, women decide what to wear and divide their workplaces by gender.

Regarding the education received by women in Afghanistan, "changed to focus on religious studies."

According to the report, Tulliburn has government control. Since taking hold, both the formal police and the Ministry of Women have been dismissed.

Heather Barr, Human Rights Watch's head of women's rights, said the Taliban's policies turned women into "virtual prisoners of the house."

Abortion-right testers descended the 70-foot-high Washington, D.C. Bridge and were placed under police control

Washington, D.C. Supreme Court Building(AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite) , File)

"The crisis for women and girls in Afghanistan is escalating endlessly," Barr said. "The Taliban's policies have rapidly transformed many women and girls into virtual prisoners in their homes, robbing the country of skills and talents, one of the most valuable resources of women in half the population."

In May, the UN Security Council called on leaders in the Taliban to "quickly reverse" the newly implemented policies that deprive women and girls of their rights.

The Council has expressed "deep concern about the Taliban's growing erosion of Afghan women and girls' respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms."

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Demonstrators will meet outside the Supreme Court on June 24th.(Fox News Digital / Lisa Bennatan)

In Afghanistan, the Taliban "show her eyes and give her a head-to-toe burqa." I recommend you to wear it. " According to the United Nations. 

Fox News' Ashley DiMella contributed to this report.