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A small group of Afghan women staged a protest in Kabul on Thursday against a Taliban order banning them from universities.
The protest came after the Taliban’s minister for higher education on Tuesday ordered all public and private universities to bar women from attending, according to AFP.
The publication cites an activist as saying some of the protestors were arrested. Footage obtained by AFP showed the protesters chanting as they rallied in a Kabul neighbourhood. They said:
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They expelled women from universities. Oh, the respected people, support, support. Rights for everyone or no one!
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A protester at the rally told AFP “some of the girls” had been arrested by women police officers. Two were released, but several remained in custody, she added, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Around two dozen women dressed in hijabs, some wearing masks, could be seen raising their hands and chanting slogans as they marched through the streets.
Women-led protests have become increasingly rare in Afghanistan since the Taliban took over the country last August, after the detention of core activists at the start of the year.
Participants risk arrest, violence and social stigma for taking part.
The women had initially planned to gather in front of Kabul University, the country’s biggest and most prestigious educational institution, but changed locations after the authorities deployed a large number of security personnel there. 
Tuesday’s late-night announcement triggered international outrage, with the United States, the United Nations and several Muslim nations denouncing it.
Since seizing power, the Taliban have imposed many restrictions on women.
Most teenage girls are barred from secondary school, women have been pushed out of many government jobs, prevented from travelling without a male relative and ordered to cover up outside of the home, ideally with a burqa.
They are also not allowed to enter parks or gardens. 
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