Afghanistan’s Taliban mark 5 years back in power

As Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers celebrate five years in power, Afghan women and girls continue to face severe restrictions and aid cuts that have deepened the country’s humanitarian crisis.

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Five years after returning to power, the Taliban are celebrating their rule in Afghanistan. But while the Islamic fundamentalist group says it has brought stability after decades of conflict, women and girls continue to face severe restrictions.

Millions of girls remain excluded from secondary education, and women are largely barred from public life. As international aid cuts deepen the country’s humanitarian crisis, rights groups warn that conditions are continuing to deteriorate.

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