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Bangladeshi Women Fight Back Patriarchal Backlash: Need For Regional Solidarity Stressed
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In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, everyone, from journalists to ex-soldiers, are now street vendors
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Indian teen's rousing Glasgow COP26 speech in Modi, Biden, Johnson's presence
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