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Human Rights Watch reports increased Taliban repression against women and children in Afghanistan.

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According to the HRW report, the Taliban has restricted women's access to education and participation in international organizations, putting some women in a subsistence situation. ISIS also continues attacks on specific communities. There are over 3 million Afghan children at risk of malnutrition.

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