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A country that made huge progress on measles now reports 120,000 cases

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By Azadeh Moshiri, Aakriti Thapar
| Aol Verified
"I have never seen an outbreak this huge," says paediatrician Dr Mohammed Golam Mawla, as we look around a measles ward in the Bangladeshi city of Mymensingh. Until March this year, Bangladesh had made "substantial progress" towards eliminating measles, according to the World Health Organisation. Vaccination rates had been higher than 90% until recently. But that progress has quickly and suddenly come undone.
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Afghan women share what their lives are really like under the Taliban

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By Rafiq A. Tschannen, Aakriti Thapar, Mahfouz Zubaide, Andrew Clarance
| The Muslim Times
BBC News Reporting by Aakriti Thapar, Mahfouz Zubaide and Andrew Clarance Play video ‘I wish God had never created women’ from BBC’I wish God had never created women’ BBC Play video ‘I wish God had never created women’ from BBC VIDEO 1 MINUTE 7 SECONDSVIDEO 1 MINUTE 7 SECONDS1:07 Play video Afghanistan protests: Students march for the education of women from BBCAfghanistan protests: Students march for the education of women BBC Play video Afghanistan protests: Students march for the education...
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'Everything has changed': Afghan women's hidden lives under the Taliban

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By Aakriti Thapar, Mahfouz Zubaide, Andrew Clarance
| BBC Verified
Summary Women from across Afghanistan have been telling us about their daily lives under Taliban rule A dressmaker, a teacher, a karate trainer, an audiobook narrator, a religious school teacher and a one-time national team golfer are among those we'll hear from today Since seizing power in 2021, the ultra-conservative rulers have restricted women’s lives, closing most secondary schools to girls Women have been banned from going to university, stopped from entering parks and gyms and must...
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