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Afghan Director Roya Sadat Battles Exile, Taliban Rule to Complete Tokyo Bound ‘Sima’s Song’: ‘Women Have Fewer Rights Than a Convict’
Roya Sadat's exile-shot feature about two women during Soviet invasion premieres at Tokyo Film Festival after escaping ...
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Afghan women find ways to speak up under new Taliban laws designed to silence them, exiled MP says
There was also no social media. Since August, Afghan women inside the country have been posting videos of themselves singing ...
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Afghan women ‘banned from hearing each other’ in bizarre new Taliban rule
Mohammad Khalid Hanafi, the Taliban minister for the propagation of virtue and the prevention of vice, declared that women ...
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Afghan Director Roya Sadat Battles Exile, Taliban Rule to Complete Tokyo Bound ‘Sima’s Song’: ‘Women Have Fewer Rights Than a Convict’
Shot in Greece after Taliban control forced a dramatic relocation from Kabul, “Sima’s Song” emerged from Sadat’s determination to challenge oversimplified narratives about Afghan women’s ...
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Taliban bans Afghan women from 'hearing each other's voice'
The Taliban have imposed a new oppressive rule that silences Afghan women voices even further the latest step banned them ...
'Afghan women have already lost so much – and now their voices too'
The Taliban have banned women from speaking in public, in a move that feels like The Handmaid's Tale brought to life ...
'Afghan women have already lost so much – now they’ve lost their voices too'
The Taliban have banned women from speaking in both public and private settings, in a move that feels like The Handmaid's ...
India Today on MSN11d
Taliban's bizarre rule: Afghan women can't hear each other while praying
Taliban claimed that a woman's voice is considered "awrah", or that which must be covered, and should not be heard in public, ...
Inter Press Service29d
‘We Continue Working to Make Sure Afghan Girls and Women Are Heard and Not Forgotten’
Afghan women, at great risk, began singing as a form of protest. To show solidarity, we asked people around the world to share a song, poem or message of support each week. So we continue working to ...