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UN Security Council urges Taliban to reverse crackdown on women as Herat arrests spark concern

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Afghan women should not work alongside men, senior Taliban figure says

Kabul (Reuters) – Afghan women should not be allowed to work alongside men, a senior figure in the ruling Taliban

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A curtain divides male, female students as Afghan universities reopen

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