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Today, I joined Christiane Amanpour's program, speaking with Paula Newton about three years of Taliban's draconian rule in Afghanistan and the recent formalizing of their harsh Vice and Virtue policies that criminalize the face and voice of women. I emphasized why this dehumanizing situation demands the recognition of #GenderApartheid.

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Metra Mehran2 年前

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jason criss howk2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign @GFAfghanistan

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Gissou Nia | گیسو نیا2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign Great interview

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HAMSTER-SIZED SHOESHU 🐹2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign What's the reason for this ban on their education? Are they intentionally trying to dumb down their women so they can easily bring them to servitude towards their men and not even know when these men subdue their autonomy and transgress their rights? Utterly dehumanizing.

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Kabuli كابلى2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign Same Amanpour who interview Taliban? Has she switched sides?

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Inarius2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign CNN: i love hamas terrorist Also CNN: We hate terrorist

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HAMSTER-SIZED SHOESHU 🐹2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign Hayst. This is not even consistent with the teachings of Islam 🤦

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Lucas Podolski2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign The taliban won.. face it.. might is right .. you occupied Afghanistan butchered it's population and ensured drug production to keep laundered money in International banks.. and you're focus is whether women can twerk and do porn..

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sh.Stanikzai2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign در دنياي امروزي زور حکومت ميکند نه منطق۔ فلسطين نمونه آن است روزانه ده ها طفل و زن بيګناه در آنجا کشته ميشوند۔ نه حقوق بشر وجود دارد نه منطق رسانه اي۔ نزديک به 200 خبرنګار کشته و زخمي شده۔ باز هم کسې نيست که مرتکب و حاميان آنرا تروريست خطاب کرده بګويد چرا? همه قدرت ها تابع امريکا

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i pauda2 年前

@amanpour @paulanewtonCNN @EGACampaign What do we do???

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