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Taliban Celebrates 5 Years in Power Amid Rights Concerns
The Taliban marks five years in power in Afghanistan, raising alarms among human rights groups. As the regime celebrates, concerns over women's rights and freedoms persist. The anniversary highlights the ongoing struggles faced by Afghan citizens since the Taliban's return to power.
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