For Afghan women, driving a car brings both fear and freedom
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Afghan women drivers face harassment, glares
Kabul: 'I want to break the tradition that women can't drive' | Women | Al Jazeera
Women serving in the Afghan National Police wait to be recognized during the Ministry of the Interior International Women's Day celebration in Kabul, Afghanistan. The women were among the 389 graduates of
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Kabul: 'I want to break the tradition that women can't drive' | Women | Al Jazeera
For Afghan women, driving a car brings both fear and freedom
Kabul: 'I want to break the tradition that women can't drive' | Women | Al Jazeera
For Afghan women, driving a car brings both fear and freedom - YouTube
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Al Jazeera English on Twitter: "Welcome to Pink Shuttle, the first ever women only shuttle service in Afghanistan. A project developed by women for women — in pictures https://t.co/wVWEgx768h https://t.co/4dBw27gsCa" / Twitter
The unlikely life of Afghanistan's first female taxi driver - The Washington Post
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Despite The Backlash, Women Take The Wheel In Afghanistan | HuffPost Latest News
Afghanistan's only woman taxi driver steers change - The Daily Universe
Photos: Pink Shuttle buses aid safe mobility for women in Kabul | Hindustan Times
Shakila Naderi (L), teaches an Afghan girl how to drive a car in Kabul May 15, 2012. The morning after the Taliban fell Naderi shed her head-to-toe burqa, sat behind the wheel
Despite The Backlash, Women Take The Wheel In Afghanistan | HuffPost Latest News
