UN observes reduction in Taliban’s enforcement of hijab on Afghan women
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Afghan burqa-clad women ride donkeys alongside children on a road near Shah Mari village in Argo district, Badakhshan province, on May 1, 2024.
A new United Nations report suggested Thursday that the hardline Taliban government in Afghanistan has eased its drive to enforce an Islamic dress code or hijab on women.
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