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After street demonstrations across major cities in Afghanistan, women have now taken to social media to protest against the Talibans hardline policies towards them.An online campaign has seen Afghan women around the world share photos of themselves wearing traditional colourful clothes, using the hashtag DoNotTouchMyClothes.The protest is a response to a sit-down demonstration orchestrated by the Taliban at Kabul University, where about 300 women appeared in all-black garments covering their faces, hands and feet 鈥?the sort of dress previously never seen across the country.Waving Taliban flags, the women said they supported the militants who have announced that women would not be allowed to hold high-ranking government positions and that schools and universities neede
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