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Activists of women rights run after clashes between two groups on International Women's Day in Pakistan

Activists of women rights run after clashes between two groups on International Women's Day in Pakistan Source: AAP

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Campaigners have shown their support for women's rights during Sunday's worldwide day of action, despite fears of coronavirus spreading among large crowds.

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