Dozens of women protest in Afghanistan's capital, demanding the right to education, jobs and political representation from the Taliban government. Although public protests are effectively banned by Afghanistan's new hardline rulers, authorities gave permission for the march - held in biting cold after the first snowfall of winter in Kabul.
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Video. Afghan women call for rights and aid in Taliban-approved march
Dozens of women protest in Afghanistan's capital, demanding the right to education, jobs and political representation from the Taliban government. Although public protests are effectively banned by Afghanistan's new hardline rulers, authorities gave permission for the march - held in biting cold after the first snowfall of winter in Kabul.