4 Afghan Women on Their Lives After Taliban Takeover

Global Citizen·Oct 13

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Reports are emerging about the lives of afghan women after the taliban takeover. The situation for women in afghanistan is described as one of crisis and restrictions, with some characterizing it as "gender apartheid". The impact of the takeover on women's rights and public life in afghanistan is being documented and highlighted by various organizations and media outlets.

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