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The ICC said its move recognizes that Afghan women, girls and the LGBTQ community are facing an "unprecedented, unconscionable and ongoing persecution" by the Taliban.
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This comes after the Taliban already banned women in Afghanistan from speaking aloud in public.
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Here’s what happened around the world in September 2024
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Afghan women are sharing videos of them singing to protest against new Taliban laws that bans women’s voices in public.
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Here’s what happened around the world in August 2024.
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This year, eight athletes are competing on the Refugee Paralympic Team at the Paris Paralympics — the most ever – and two have made history as the first refugees to ever win Paralympic medals.
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Zakia Khudadadi had been smuggled out of Afghanistan after the Taliban took over Afghanistan so that she could compete at the Tokyo Paralympic Games in 2021.
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The new laws require women to cover their entire bodies, including their faces, in public to prevent "temptation.”
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B-Girl Talash said she did what she did because “The world has forgotten about Afghan women”.
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From all across the world, women broke records, overcame difficulties and brought hope to millions around the world.
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"The girls of Afghanistan will never surrender. Whatever pressure you put on an Afghan girl – restrict her, or even imprison her - she'll definitely find a way out and will definitely achieve her goals. We fight and we will win."
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Afghan woman sprinter Kimia Yousofi has made a bold statement for women’s rights at the Paris Olympics, writing a note to the Taliban on the back of her bib.