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Women's voice deemed 'too intimate' and banned in public in Afghanistan:…

The female voice was recognized as “too intimate” and banned in public in Afghanistan: singing and reading aloud is no longer allowed —Associated Press
The corresponding decision was made by the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice. The authorities also banned women from appearing in public with their faces uncovered.
Since the Taliban came to power, more than 35 new restrictions have been introduced against women in all spheres of life.

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