Afghanistan: Access to Justice for Afghan Women
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Equality Now Three years since the formal end of the war and the removal of the Taliban from power, the situation in Afghanistan continues to threaten the safety, security, and human rights of Afghan citizens, particularly Afghan women.
Submitted on Fri, 01/07/2005 - 01:00
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