Afghan authorities open fire on protesters over women’s dress code
Summary
Authorities in western Afghanistan stopped a protest where people were demonstrating against the arrest of more than a dozen women for breaking dress code rules. Police fired shots during the protest, injuring at least three people.Key Facts
- Protesters gathered in western Afghanistan to oppose the detention of women over dress code rules.
- More than a dozen women were arrested for violating dress codes.
- Police opened fire on the protesters.
- At least three people were wounded in the shooting.
- The protest was forcibly stopped by authorities.
- Eyewitnesses reported the police action during the event.
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