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Female judges fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan: Nella Hotaki Talash

As a judge in Kabul, Nellab Hotaki Talash put many violent men behind bars. When the Taliban released them, she had to flee. But 70 peers remain in hiding. ....

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Female judges fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan: Nella Hotaki Talash

As a judge in Kabul, Nellab Hotaki Talash put many violent men behind bars. When the Taliban released them, she had to flee. But 70 peers remain in hiding. ....

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Female judges fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan: Nella Hotaki Talash

As a judge in Kabul, Nellab Hotaki Talash put many violent men behind bars. When the Taliban released them, she had to flee. But 70 peers remain in hiding. ....

New Zealand , New South Wales , United Kingdom , Hotaki Talash , Margaret Beazley , Nellab Hotaki Talash , Heather Barr , Tim Bauer , Malala Maiwand , Robyn Tupman , Zakia Herawi , Kabul University , International Association Of Women Judges , Australian Association Of Women Judges , District Court , Supreme Court , Zealand Supreme Court Justice Susan Glazebrook , International Bar Association , Department Of Home Affairs , Nangarhar Province , Primary Court , Violence Against Women , Human Rights Watch , International Association , Women Judges , Home Affairs ,

Female judges fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan: Nella Hotaki Talash

As a judge in Kabul, Nellab Hotaki Talash put many violent men behind bars. When the Taliban released them, she had to flee. But 70 peers remain in hiding. ....

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Female Afghan judge hiding from Taliban after colleagues assassinated denied right to come to UK

A former female Afghan judge in hiding from the Taliban in Pakistan appealed to the Home Office as UK entry was denied after colleagues (pictured: Judge Kadria Yasini) were assassinated. ....

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