Taliban Marks Five Years in Power Amidst Humanitarian Crisis and Repression
Five years after regaining control of Afghanistan, the Taliban regime faces international scrutiny over its repressive policies, particularly against women and girls, and a severe humanitarian crisis. Despite these challenges, the Taliban have demonstrated resilience and a degree of international engagement, while the UN urges continued support for Afghan women.
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By Elian Peltier
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