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Two Killed in Rare Protest by Women in Herat, Afghanistan

9 Haziran 2026BBC News

A rare protest in Herat, Afghanistan, turned deadly as police reportedly opened fire on demonstrators, resulting in two fatalities. The protest, primarily led by women, highlights the ongoing struggle for rights and freedoms in the country.
The incident underscores the tense atmosphere surrounding public dissent in Afghanistan, especially among women advocating for their rights.
Since the Taliban's return to power in 2021, there has been a significant crackdown on protests and dissent, particularly those led by women. The situation in Herat is emblematic of the broader challenges faced by Afghan citizens as they navigate a landscape marked by fear and repression.
This tragic event reflects the precarious situation for activists in Afghanistan, particularly women who are increasingly facing violent repression. The use of lethal force by police against peaceful protesters raises serious concerns about human rights and the government's commitment to safeguarding freedoms.

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