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A teenager who narrowly escaped after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan three years ago, on Tuesday won the prestigious KidsRights Prize for her fight for women's rights. Nila Ibrahimi, 17, followed the likes of environmental activist Greta Thunberg
Polio Cases Rise In
Energy Drink Craze Peps
Taliban Imposes New Restrictions
3 Years On, Afghans
1.4 Million Girls Banned
Faceless Mannequins Show Off
Taliban Doesn’t Recognise Female
UN Slams Mass Public
Over 300 Afghan Refugee
Landmines From 1970s Pose
Taliban Are Working To
Universities Remain Closed To
79% Of Afghans Lack
Pakistan Air Strikes Kill
“An Eye-For-An-Eye”: 2 People
Afghan Central Bank To
Myanmar Overtakes Afghanistan As
Afghan Border Trade Resumes
