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EU-Taliban Talks Risk Afghan Women's Rights

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European states are eager to repatriate migrants from Afghanistan.
The Taliban's regime has severely restricted women's rights since August 2021.
Girls have been barred from both secondary education and university.
New laws permit serious violence against women with minimal penalties.
Experts describe the situation as a systematic assault that may amount to gender apartheid.

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European states are eager to repatriate migrants from Afghanistan.
The Taliban's regime has severely restricted women's rights since August 2021.
Girls have been barred from both secondary education and university.
New laws permit serious violence against women with minimal penalties.
Experts describe the situation as a systematic assault that may amount to gender apartheid.

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