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  1. The Taliban in Afghanistan has barred girls from education above sixth class, amidst calls for national progress.

Marzieh Hamidi criticizes the Taliban's actions against women, impacting international policy of Europe regarding Afghanistan.

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Marzieh Hamidi criticizes the Taliban's actions against women, impacting international policy of Europe regarding Afghanistan.

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  1. Afghan women are seeking refuge and opportunities in Europe due to the Taliban regime's control in Afghanistan.Sub-event
  2. Taliban's oppressive actions in Afghanistan draw international criticism and calls for intervention.1 source
  3. Hamidi criticizes the Taliban's regime actions against women, affecting Europe's international policy.1 source

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