It has been 1,142 days since Taliban banned Afghan girls from attending school, denying them their right to education. Despite this, women have bravely raised their voices for their rights & continue to sing & express themselves to this day.

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[u/PrinceAhmed1]

More power to these women ❤️

[u/lonehappycamper]

We should have left them all the weapons.

[u/Spirited-Reputation6]

Godspeed

[u/BaronNahNah]

In a land where men seem trapped in accepting 7th century thinking, it is the women who persevere to drag them into the 21st.

[u/shiroganenohojowo]

corrupt men pretending to be muslims. only applying islamic values when it befits them.