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It’s been more than two months since the national Afghanistan girls football team fled their country.
They faced abuse and violence after the Taliban banned women from taking part in sports.
BBC correspondent Caroline Hawley went to meet the girls to see how they were finding their new home, and hear about the life-changing mission that enabled them to escape.
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They faced abuse and violence after the Taliban banned women from taking part in sports.
BBC correspondent Caroline Hawley went to meet the girls to see how they were finding their new home, and hear about the life-changing mission that enabled them to escape.
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#BBCNews #Afghanistan
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