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Zubida Akbar, a human rights activist at the UN Security Council, said that after five years, Afghan girls are still not allowed to go to school. He said how long Afghan women would have to wait and what documents and proofs they would provide about their rights being violated by the Taliban for the world to act.

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Zubida Akbar, a human rights activist at the UN Security Council, said that after five years, Afghan girls are still not allowed to go to school. He said how long Afghan women would have to wait and what documents and proofs they would provide about their rights being violated by the Taliban for the world to act.

Zubida Akbar, a human rights activist at the UN Security Council, said that after five years, Afghan girls are still not allowed to go to school. He said how long Afghan women would have to wait and what documents and proofs they would provide about their rights being violated by the Taliban for the world to act.

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