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Author: Louisa Spector

Louisa Spector attends Florida State University and interned with the Feminist Majority Foundation in DC over the summer. She wrote extensively on issues related to Afghan women's human rights, abortion, and ERA, as well as helped manage social media for the duration of her time. She is passionate about public policy and women's rights.
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Year in Review: The Taliban in Power

Louisa Spector

In the year since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, human rights were curtailed, women were relegated to their homes and the country plunged into economic crisis.

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