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To Australia, Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands:

The Taliban is trying to erase Afghan women. Imagine not being allowed to talk, laugh or sing. Imagine being a prisoner in your own home. Imagine life passing you by. That’s the daily reality of millions of women and girls. Last year you vowed to take steps toward holding Afghanistan accountable for its relentless women’s rights abuses, possibly even at the world’s top court. One year on, we remember the promise you made and urge you to take all necessary steps towards justice.
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Take the Taliban to court!
Four years ago, the Taliban took over Afghanistan — and turned life into a living nightmare for women and girls.

Today, things are even worse. Women and girls are banned from secondary schools, from parks and public places, and even from speaking outside their homes.

But thanks to brave Afghan women and key governments who pledged to start legal efforts, we have a chance to bring the Taliban before the world’s top court! So sign and share now and let’s demand justice for Afghanistan’s women and girls.

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