The Taliban returned to power in 2021, coinciding with the pullout of NATO forces from Afghanistan. An ILO report highlighted the severe labor market challenges, including the second lowest female labor rate.
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What happened
The Taliban returned to power in 2021, coinciding with the pullout of NATO forces from Afghanistan. An ILO report highlighted the severe labor market challenges, including the second lowest female labor rate.
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The entities involved
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
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Taliban
Afghan islamist organization
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