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<title><![CDATA[Afghan women athletes: prisoners in their own homes]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Deutsche Welle: Deutsche Welle: It&#8217;s eight months since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan and the country has slipped down the news agenda. &#8217;The world forgets about us,&#8217; says Friba Rezayee, the first Afghan woman to compete at the Olympics. &#8220;I wish I didn&#8217;t exist," Afghan athlete Amira (name changed) writes. "I didn't do anything wrong. The only crime I have committed is to play sports.&#8221; Before the Taliban took power in Kabul in August 2021, Amira was one of the best judo fighters in the country. A few weeks ago, the Taliban raided her home for documents that would prove the young woman had been a member of the Afghan national team.]]></description>
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