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TRANSCRIPT: “These Women Devoted Their Lives to Build Afghanistan’s Justice System”

Summary by Asia Sentinel
By: Majid MaqboolOver the two decades following 2001, Afghan women earned law degrees, rose to the bench as judges and made all efforts to reshape their nation. They confronted corruption and struggled to curb rising violence targeting women and children. These educated and powerful women spearheaded the effort to build a modern democracy. Yet when Western forces pulled out in August 2021, Afghanistan’s women judges, including their families, we…

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Samal ajal kui Taliban valmistub 15. augustil taehistama oma võimuloleku viiendat aastapäeva paraadide ja sõyatehnika demonstratsioonidega, seisab Afghanistan näljahäda lävel, kirjutab The Sunday Times.

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Asia Sentinel broke the news in Hong Kong on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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