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An Afghan women’s movement expressed support for the warning from the Netherlands, Germany, Canada, and Australia to hold the Taliban accountable in the Hague Court for systematic discrimination against women. These women urge other countries and the United Nations to recognise the gender apartheid imposed in Afghanistan and hold... show more

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Petervujin1 year ago

Wonderful news, now, when are they going to speak about gender apartheid and mens segregation in the so-called western "democracies"? Or, is your pretend concern for human rights only used for regime change abroad? You call that CIA work "womens liberation"?

Lex Grijseels1 year ago

#stopgenderapartheid #standwithwomenofAfghanistan

Plant trees1 year ago

Sterilise

Plant trees1 year ago

Take care of own problems

ZPK Show1 year ago

These are not the regular Afghan women. These are NRF Ladies doing propaganda

Charlotte Davies1 year ago

@RachaelMaskell

Anita Kalunta-Crumpton, PhD1 year ago

All countries should openly condemn this blatant abuse of women and girls?. Women all over the globe, particularly those from strong patriarchal countries, should be perturbed by this. If it is okay in Afghanistan, it may soon be okay elsewhere.

Karmanye Thadani1 year ago

The Taliban doesn't represent the Afghan Muslims, and displaced a democratically elected government violently to impose its writ, as I explained here - - too. The democratic Afghan state had been India's great friend -

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