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Meryl Streep says a ‘squirrel has more rights’ than an Afghan girl

Meryl Streep says a ‘squirrel has more rights’ than an Afghan girl

  • Women and girls have borne the brunt of restrictions — including being barred from public parks, universities and singing in public — which the United Nations has labeled “gender apartheid”
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