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Afghanistan-Übernahme der Taliban, Frauen mit Burka in der Öffentlichkeit - Archivbilder

17.08.2021

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  • Afghan parliamentary elections Afghan women go to the polls on the voting day, in one of the polling stations of Afghan parliamentary elections on October 2018 in Kabul, Afghanistan. Kabul Polling station Kabul Afghanistan Copyright: xMaryamxMajdx
  • 20090601 - KABUL, AFGHANISTAN : A woman wearing a burqa is walking in Kabul streets, Afghanistan, Monday 01 June 2009. Belgium will send an additional 150 troops to Afghanistan, bringing the total number of Belgian contingent in the Asian country to 650. BENOITxDOPPAGNE x14038885x
  • May 13, 2011 - Kabul, Afghanistan - Afghan women on a Kabul street. Before the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, the chardri, or also known as Burqa was rarely and infrequently worn in the cities. However, as the Taliban took power of the region within the interiors of its grasps, the treatment of Taliban women required the wearing of a chadri in public. The full Afghan chadri covers the wearer s entire face except for small region around the eyes, which is covered by a concealing net or grille. Officially, the burqa is not required under the present Afgan Regime, but local warlords still heavenly enforce this rule upon women in that roam the streets of Southern Afghanistan. Due to political instability in areas heavenly controlled by Taliban groups, women become inclined to wear the burqa as protection for their personal safety. - ZUMAh85_
  • Oct. 22, 2012 - Jebul Saraj, Afghanistan - Afghan women wearing traditional full body covering called Burqa carry milk pails from a USAID milk processing October 22, 2012 in Jebul Saraj, Afghanistan Jebul Saraj Afghanistan - ZUMAp138
  • Oct. 28, 2014 - Kabul, Afghanistan - burqa-clad Afghan women are reflected on mirrors as they walk in a street market in kabul,Afghanistan on October 28, 2014. - ZUMAn23
  • Oct. 22, 2014 - Kabul, Afghanistan - Two women in burka asking worker in Information center of Central Hospital of Afghan Red Crescent Society, Kabul, Afghanistan - ZUMAn23
  • During a severe cold weather, an Afghan man helps women to travel on the back of a donkey through icy road in Karokh district, some 60 km from the western city of Herat. The terrain is very difficult and the journey often takes several hours. Afghanistan. With ongoing conflicts and emergencies like draughts in Afghanistan and some 7.5 million people requiring international support -- two-thirds of whom are children and women -- humanitarian agencies are focussing on saving lives during the winter period. 925_02_MW001577
  • Women covered in typical blue Afghani Burqa (piece of cloth that is stitched to hid every part of womenâÄ™s body from head to toe), awaits their turn for diagnosis and treatment at the Basic Health Center in Paghman District. Afghanistan. 925_02_MW001549
  • Afghan women line up to cast their ballots at a polling center in Kabul, Afghanistan, on April 5, 2014. The polling for Afghanistan s presidential election concluded on Saturday and counting of ballots has begun, the country s election officials said. A total of 6,218 polling centers remained open on the election day and around 7 million eligible voters, 36 percent of them women, had cast their votes. (Xinhua Ahmad Massoud) AFGHANISTAN-PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-BALLOTING-CONCLUSION
  • (121212) -- KABUL, Dec. 12, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Afghan women wait to receive winter relief supplies donated by German government for displaced people in Kabul, Afghanistan on Dec. 12, 2012. More than 800 displaced families received winter relief suppliers on Wednesday. (Xinhua Ahmad Massoud) (zw) AFGHANISTAN-KABUL-POVERTY-GERMANY-DONATION
  • (120620) -- PESHAWAR, June 20, 2012(Xinhua) -- An Afghan refugee girl sits with her mother at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) registration centre prior to returning to Afghanistan, on the outskirts of northwest Pakistan s Peshawar on June 20, 2012, the World Refugee Day. The United Nations refugee agency plans to help in the voluntary repatriation of some 150,000 Afghan refugees from Pakistan this year, an official from UNHCR said. (Xinhua Umar Qayyum) PAKISTAN-PESHAWAR-WORLD REFUGEE DAY
  • Two Afghan women wearing burkas purchase gold in a jewelry shop on February 27, 2010 in Herat, Afghanistan. AFG20100228703
  • Afghan burqa-clad women shop at a store in Herat, Afghanistan on August 12, 2009. Afghanistan s presidential election will be held on August 20. UPI Mohammad Kheirkhah Daily Life in Afghanistan AFG20090812104
  • An Afghan burqa-clad woman, which is worn to cover the entire body of women in public, sits in a shop in Herat, Afghanistan on August 11, 2009. The participation of women in the upcoming August 20 election is considered vital to success of those elections. UPI Mohammad Kheirkhah Daily Life in Afghanistan AFG20090811108
  • An Afghan shop keeper adjusts a burqa on a woman, which is worn to cover the entire body of women in public, as a boy looks on, in Herat, Afghanistan on August 11, 2009. The participation of women in the upcoming August 20 election is considered vital to success of those elections. UPI Mohammad Kheirkhah Daily Life in Afghanistan AFG20090811106