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Afghan cycles

​​Afghan Cycles is a full-length documentary film that tells the story of Afghan women challenging gender barriers and cultural norms by putting their lives at risk for the pleasure of biking. These women ride their bikes because they believe they have the right to, and because of the freedom that cycling offers. Similar movements involving women daring to ride bikes are now growing in the country.

read more :

http://www.afghancycles.com
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Pedalista

Adding a gender perspective to bicycling