Afghan activist: More should be done for women's rights
CGTN, 30 Aug 2022
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On August 30th, Afghanistan marks one full year since the last American troops left the Kabul airport. It signified the end of a two-decade war. Women's rights came under the global spotlight as the Taliban returned to power. Lailuma Nasiri, co-founder and president of the Afghanistan Justice Organization, says more should be done for protection and equality.
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On August 30th, Afghanistan marks one full year since the last American troops left the Kabul airport. It signified the end of a two-decade war. Women's rights came under the global spotlight as the Taliban returned to power. Lailuma Nasiri, co-founder and president of the Afghanistan Justice Organization, says more should be done for protection and equality.
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