More Afghan women roll up their burka

More Afghan women roll up their burka

KABUL, Afghanistan - An Afghan woman shyly rolls up her burka to pose for pictures in Kabul on Nov. 15, 2001, two days after the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance captured the Afghan capital. Taliban strictly banned women from exposing their face in the public.

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