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A meeting with Maria Bashir


A meeting with Maria Bashir, Chief Prosecutor of the Province of Herat. In 2014, NATO will pull out of Afghanistan. Local political leaders are rejoicing, certain they can run the country without anyone’s help. But a faction of civil society, namely women, trembles at the thought that the few civil rights they have acquired could vanish, swallowed up by a return to fundamentalism and obscurantism.

A meeting with Maria Bashir, Chief Prosecutor of the Province of Herat. In 2014, NATO will pull out of Afghanistan. Local political leaders are rejoicing, certain they can run the country without anyone’s help. But a faction of civil society, namely women, trembles at the thought that the few civil rights they have acquired could vanish, swallowed up by a return to fundamentalism and obscurantism.

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