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Afghan peace deal: 'I fear the Taliban will not allow me to work': vet

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Veterinarian Tahera Rezai, who heads the "Kabul small Animal Clinic", says she fears that the Taliban will stop women from working if the militants return to Afghanistan as a deal with the US nears.

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