Afghan Talliban forces used gunfire to disperse a women’s rights protest in the western city of Herat on June 9 after residents demonstrated against the recent arrest of women accused of violating the mandatory dress code. One eyewitness said at least one person was killed.
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Eyewitnesses said armed police opened fire during the protest by more than 100 people in the city of Herat.
