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Some male first responders declined to assist women and girls trapped in rubble because of Taliban-directed gender rules, leaving them to await female rescuers. Women may represent a disproportionate share of the 2,200 deaths and 3,600 injuries, although no gender breakdown was cited.
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Some male first responders declined to assist women and girls trapped in rubble because of Taliban-directed gender rules, leaving them to await female rescuers. Women may represent a disproportionate share of the 2,200 deaths and 3,600 injuries, although no gender breakdown was cited.
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Northeastern Afghanistan dossier
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Northeastern Afghanistan
Some male first responders declined to assist women and girls trapped in rubble because of Taliban-directed gender rules, leaving them to await female rescuers. Women may represent a disproportionate share of the 2,200 deaths and 3,600 injuries, although no gender breakdown was cited.
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reports are emerging that some (all-male) first responders abided by Taliban-directed cultural norms and refused to help women and girls trapped in the rubble, leaving them to wait for female rescuers.
Some male first responders declined to assist women and girls trapped in rubble because of Taliban-directed gender rules, leaving them to await female rescuers. Women may represent a disproportionate share of the 2,200 deaths and 3,600 injuries, although no gender breakdown was cited.
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