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Here are the details of the crackdown on rights imposed by the Afghanistan's Taliban administration.

Content creators say their ability to make videos in public and at home will be curtailed.

The film is a testament to the courage of Afghan women leaders who continue advocating for change since the Taliban seized power.

The Taliban say they respect rights in line with their interpretation of Islamic law.

The Taliban said female YouTubers need to meet criteria for a license, which include a journalism degree and three years' work experience.

The Taliban have not formally banned women from work but have barred many Afghan female aid workers, shuttered beauty salons.

A growing number of professional women are enrolling in nursing and midwifery courses, fed up of being cooped up in their homes.

The United Nations told some 3,300 Afghan staff not to come to work in Afghanistan for the next two days.

Taliban's morality ministry said Afghan women have not been meeting its interpretation of Islamic attire during their visits to the parks.

The consequences of disobedience are aimed at a woman's closest male family member, ranging from a warning to imprisonment.

Most women in Afghanistan wear a headscarf for religious reasons, but many in urban areas such as Kabul do not cover their faces.

Afghan central bank funds have been frozen since August when the Taliban took over and foreign forces withdrew.

The Taliban will only allow women to work subject to their interpretation of Islamic law, prompting some to leave jobs out of fear.

From Taliban-controlled Kabul, Radio Begum is broadcasting the voices of women that have been muted across Afghanistan.

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The ICC has demanded an explanation, saying it had not been consulted over the decision to let him go.

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