We spoke to Sima Samar, a long time advocate for women's rights and the first ever Minister of Women's Affairs in the Interim Administration of Afghanistan.
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We spoke to Sima Samar, a long time advocate for women’s rights and the first ever Minister of Women’s Affairs in the Interim Administration of Afghanistan.
We asked her about the difference between Kabul now and before the Taliban retook the city.
Topics
Afghanistan, Taliban, World
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