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Today In Kabul A Female Cat Has More Freedom Than A Woman
Meryl Streep takes on the Taliban with a story about cats, squirrels and birds
When award-winning actress Meryl Streep spoke on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly about cats, squirrels and birds, she wasn't making a point about hunters and prey. She was comparing all three with women and girls in Afghanistan – and pointing out that the animals have more rights.
'Cats have more freedom in Afghanistan' than women, Meryl Streep says
Meryl Streep spoke at a U.N. General Assembly event in a bid to get world leaders to focus on the plight of Afghan women and girls under the Taliban.
Meryl Streep: Today In Kabul A Female Cat Has More Freedom Than A Woman
On September 23, 2024, when speaking at a side event on “The Inclusion of Women in the Future of Afghanistan” at the U.N. General Assembly, Oscar-winning actress
Meryl Streep: Afghan women have fewer rights than cats, birds
Hollywood actress Meryl Streep criticized the Taliban and the severe restrictions posed on women’s rights in Afghanistan since its takeover in 2021, urging the international community to do
Afghan women have less freedom than cats, Meryl Streep says at U.N.
The actress said a cat that can “feel the sun on her face” and run through a park has more rights than Afghan girls and women under stricter Taliban laws.
'Cat has more rights': Meryl Streep defend Afghan women's rights at United Nations
Actress Meryl Streep stood up at the United Nations for women's rights in Afghanistan speaking ahead of the U.N. General Assembly in New York.
Actor Meryl Streep shows solidarity at UN with Afghan women, girls
A female cat has more freedom in Afghanistan than a woman does, Hollywood actor Meryl Streep said at the United Nations on Monday in a bid to get world leaders to focus on the plight of Afghan women and girls.
Meryl Streep on women's condition in Afghanistan: 'Squirrel has more rights than a girl..'
Streep highlighted the severe restrictions, saying, ’A bird may sing in Kabul, but a girl may not, and a woman may not in public’
'A squirrel has more rights than a girl in Afghanistan': Hollywood actress Meryl Streep at UN | WATCH
Meryl Streep remarked that a female cat had more freedom than a woman in Afghanistan, referring to the Taliban's restrictive rules on women's rights. The group codified a long set of rules governing morality last month,
Meryl Streep says a 'squirrel has more rights' than an Afghan girl
American actor Meryl Streep has said a "squirrel has more rights" than a girl in Afghanistan, adding her voice to a call by Afghan women to end the Taliban government's
Meryl Streep says cats have more rights than women in Afghanistan
Meryl Streep at the United Nations: A female cat has more freedoms than a woman in Afghanistan, "A cat may go sit on her front stoop and feel the sun on her face," Streep said. "She may chase a squirrel into the park. A squirrel has more rights than a girl in Afghanistan." pic.twitter.com/poNKpuGAwo
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Cats have more freedom than Afghan women - Meryl Streep
A cat may "feel the sun on her face" in a park but girls do not have such freedoms under the Taliban, she said.
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Meryl Streep's controversial Afghanistan comments praised as 'poetic' with 'very good lesson'
Meryl Streep spoke ‘poetically and with great impact’ when she said cats have more rights than women in Afghanistan, the ...
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