what justice means for women in Afghanistan

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Mar 3, 202630:17News & Politics

Send us Fan Mail In August 2021, the Taliban took back control in Afghanistan. Women face unprecedented repression. They can’t go to school or work; public parks are banned to them; they are not allowed to speak or sing...

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