Deutsche Welle. Viele Frauen in Afghanistan sind weiterhin dazu verdammt, zu Hause zu sitzen. Entscheidungen treffen die Männer, der Kampf um Anerkennung und Bewegungsfreiheit ist hart. Allen Widerständen zum Trotz ist Djamila Bajas Polizeigeneralin in Kabul geworden und Djamila Bajas Radiojournalistin.
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Agenda 2030 - SDG 5
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