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KABUL (Afghanistan), April 5, 2015: Poets, musicians, actors and activists packed an empty shop in a Kabul mall to commemorate the short life and violent death of a woman who has become a symbol for justice and women’s rights in a country that historically elevates warlords and battlefield heroes to national icons. The name of Farkhunda, beaten to death by a frenzied mob apparently in the mistaken belief that she had burned a Quran, has become a rallying cry for Afghans hoping the shocking incident will lead to profound changes in Afghanistan. www.therakyatpost.com/world/2015/04/05/afghan-woman-killed-by-mob-becomes-symbol-for-justice-rights/
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KABUL (Afghanistan), April 5, 2015: Poets, musicians, actors and activists packed an empty shop in a Kabul mall to commemorate the short life and violent death of a woman who has become a symbol for justice and women’s rights in a country that historically elevates warlords and battlefield heroes to national icons. The name of Farkhunda, beaten to death by a frenzied mob apparently in the mistaken belief that she had burned a Quran, has become a rallying cry for Afghans hoping the shocking incident will lead to profound changes in Afghanistan. www.therakyatpost.com/world/2015/04/05/afghan-woman-killed-by-mob-becomes-symbol-for-justice-rights/
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