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UN leader slams Taliban over women’s rights amid stability fears

  • UN is reviewing its Afghan operations after Taliban banned women from working for aid agencies
  • UN chief called meeting of international envoys in Doha to find ways to put pressure on Taliban
By AFP ·
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Emboldened by Iran protests, Afghan women take to streets after deadly school attack

By MODASER ISLAMI ·
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Afghan women’s rights should be an issue for the Muslim world, says Pakistani FM

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
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Women march in Pakistan to make their voices heard, seek justice

By SAIMA SHABBIR - NAIMAT KHAN ·

Victims turned activists: Iraqi women battle abuse

By AFP ·

Hunted by the men they jailed, Afghanistan’s women judges seek escape

By Reuters ·

Afghan girls return to school in Herat after Taliban takeover

By AFP ·

From Lahore to Lucknow, crimes against women spur more surveillance

By Reuters ·

UN: Turkey’s withdrawal from Istanbul Convention harms women’s rights

By Arab News ·

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