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Important:- As we begin August, Afghan girls need your support to continue their online education. Right now, we do not have enough funding to cover this month’s internet costs. Without your help, many students may lose access to their classes. If you are able, please consider making a donation.... show more

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pauletteChristineH🇺🇦FREE AHMADREZA-FreeIran20251 month ago

@TracyEdwardsMBE @WomensRightsNet @jk_rowling @WomenAreReals Let AFGHAN GIRLS LEARN

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