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Afghan Authorities Fire on Protesters Demanding Women's Dress Code Changes

9 Haziran 2026Al Jazeera

Afghan authorities have opened fire on protesters in western Afghanistan who were demonstrating against the detention of women for dress code violations. The protest highlights ongoing tensions regarding women's rights and freedoms in the country.
This incident raises concerns about the government's approach to dissent and civil liberties.
Since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, there has been a significant rollback of women's rights, including strict dress codes. The detention of women for non-compliance has sparked protests, revealing deep societal divisions and the potential for unrest.
The violent suppression of protests in Afghanistan underscores the fragile state of women's rights under the current regime. The authorities' response to dissent not only reflects their intolerance for opposition but also signals a broader attempt to enforce strict social norms.

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