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Behind Afghan journalists’ ‘inaccurate’ photos

CNN journalist Clarissa Ward reports from Afghanistan;  On the left side, the hair and face are exposed;  On the right side, veiled

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CNN journalist Clarissa Ward reports from Afghanistan; On the left, hair and face are exposed; On the right, veiled

The photo seemed to indicate what the ruling Taliban could do to the lives of women in Afghanistan.

The ‘before’ and ‘after’ of a journalist reporting in Kabul showed the change: one day, her face, her hair, and only a scarf around her neck were revealed; The next day, a veil covering all the hair and an “abaya” dress with long sleeves on the floor.

CNN’s American journalist Clarissa Ward’s fashion went viral on the networks with this message: The arrival of the Taliban was already causing women to have to cover themselves more. He was a symbol of hardening against women in Kabul.

But that wasn’t quite the case. Ward clarified that this message was inaccurate.