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Two Dead in Uncommon Protest for Women's Rights in Afghanistan

10 Haziran 2026The Guardian

In a rare display of dissent, a protest in Herat, Afghanistan, over the Taliban's crackdown on women's dress code resulted in the deaths of at least two individuals. The demonstration was sparked by the arrest of women and girls accused of not adhering to the hijab regulations.
Many families are reportedly left in the dark about the status of their detained loved ones, highlighting the oppressive atmosphere under Taliban rule.
Since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan in August 2021, they have imposed strict regulations on women's rights, including mandatory hijab laws. Protests have been rare and often met with violent suppression, making this incident particularly significant in the broader context of women's rights in the country.
The violent response to the protest underscores the Taliban's increasingly authoritarian approach to governance, particularly regarding women's rights. This incident not only reflects the desperation of Afghan women fighting for their freedoms but also signals potential cracks in the Taliban's control as public diss…

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