Women under the Taliban
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The future of women and girls still in limbo in Afghanistan.
The Taliban have introducing new rules on where women can work.
And secondary education is still on hold for most girls.
The Taliban says it’s for protection, but many women say it’s rolling back hard-won rights. CGTN’s Toby Muse reports.
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