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Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate / Adrien Vautier
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Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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The portraits of the Taliban leaders in the street of Mazar-e Sharif.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A group of Taliban in northern Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A Taliban guards the Salang tunnel in northern Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A humvee of the Afghan army, now in the hands of the Taliban, symbol of the rout .
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A humvee of the Afghan army, now in the hands of the Taliban, symbol of the rout .
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A woman and her daughter in the streets of Kabul on September 7, 2021.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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On September 7 at the private Avicenna University in Kabul, a curtain now separates boys and girls in mixed classes.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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On September 7 in the streets of Kabul, men and women responded to the call for a national uprising. In front of the Pakistani embassy, the Taliban surrounded a demonstration of women. The crowd was dispersed by warning shots.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Women's demonstration against Pakistan in Kabul on September 7. After being chased away by the Taliban in front of the Pakistani embassy, the demonstrators move towards the city center
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A Taliban flag with the Shahada written on it flies over the city of Kabul.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A queue outside a bank in Kabul. Citizens can only withdraw $200 per week. The Taliban government limits withdrawals to prevent people from fleeing abroad.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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The entrance to Hamid Karvai International Airport in Kabul.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Taliban visit a historical monument in Kabul city on September 9.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A woman wearing a burka in the streets of mazar-e charif in northern Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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A mural symbolizing the Taliban flag was painted on the American embassy in Kabul. The country's leaders are omnipresent in the streets of the capital.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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On September 7 in the streets of Kabul, men and women answered the call for a national uprising.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Here in Mazar-e Sharif, an area that was historically aligned with Commander Massoud's Northern Alliance, the country's new leaders are everywhere in the streets.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Street prayer in Mazar-e Sharif on September 4.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Zabihullah Noorani (on the left in the photo), in his office in Mazar-e Sharif, surrounded by his assistants. He is responsible for information and culture in Balkh province.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Saturday, September 4, a family begs in the center of Mazar-e Sharif. Many peasants from the surrounding villages have fled the conflicts of the last few months to take refuge in the towns.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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In the streets of Mazar-e Sharif on September 4.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Malawi Qudratullah Hamza governor of Balkh province on September 5.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Armed Taliban youths patrol the city of Mazar-e Sharif on September 5.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Mazar-e Sharif on September 5. The Afghan youth seems sometimes divided when the Taliban came to power. Some are really worried about their future, while others are rather satisfied with the order that now reigns.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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A Taliban patrol en route to Panshir on September 6.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
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Soraya, 25, begs on the road between Mazar-e Sharif and Kabul. She has to take care of her two nephews after the death of her brother.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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At the entrance to the Salang tunnel on September 6. Since the Taliban came to power in mid-August, the Salang mountain trade route is now secure. There are no more robberies, goods trucks and public transport can circulate day and night.
Afghanistan: The first steps of the Islamic Emirate
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Since the Taliban came to power in mid-August, the Salang mountain trade route is now secure. There are no more robberies, goods trucks and public transport can circulate day and night.
