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Many analysts believe that the Taliban uses women's rights as bargaining chips in negotiations with the international community, seeking financial aid or recognition in exchange for slight relaxations or promises. However, no country officially recognizes the Taliban as the legitimate government, further isolating Afghanistan and compounding the suffering of its women and girls.
As the world watches with growing concern, the fate of Afghan women remains uncertain—a tragic tableau of lost rights, dreams, and freedoms under a regime increasingly characterized by secrecy and brutality.