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Many Afghan men support women's rights but fear speaking out

npr.org — August 16, 2024, 05:00 PM UTC

Summary: A recent survey of over 7,500 Afghans reveals that 66% support women's rights, despite the Taliban's restrictions since their takeover in August 2021. Approximately 2.5 million school-age girls are currently denied education. While public protests against the Taliban are rare, some Afghan men have joined demonstrations for women's rights, highlighting a significant, albeit cautious, support for gender equality among men in Afghanistan.

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