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As the Taliban imposes education restrictions, it’s not only suffocating this generation of Afghan girls but also triggering deja vu for the previous generation. Many of their mothers were children or teenagers during the Taliban regime between 1996 and 2001 and subjected to harsh Islamic codes that deprived women of virtually every basic right.
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Earlier this month, the Supreme Court said the law could take effect while legal challenges continued in lower courts. The groups that filed Thursday’s request said it was proving unworkable to challenge the law through traditional means.
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