Afghan Women's 1996 Rights Declaration: A Resounding Echo Amidst Taliban Rule
Twenty-six years ago, Afghan women gathered in Dushanbe to declare their rights. This declaration now serves as a stark reminder of what the Taliban regime has repossessed. The struggle for the restoration of these lost rights continues.
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