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The move comes three weeks after the employment ban for Afghan women. According to Save the Children, this is done where a safe return is possible.
Photo: APA/AFP/SHAFIULLAH KAKAR
Kabul – About three weeks after the ban on employment for Afghan women, the humanitarian organization Save the Children has resumed its activities in Afghanistan. “The children’s rights organization will be active again where credible promises have been made for the full and safe return of its employees,” the organization said on Monday.
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