Taliban fighters stand guard outside a hospital in Kabul as people gather to search for relatives. AFP
Afghan women display placards and chant slogans during a protest called ‘Stop Hazara genocide’ a day after a suicide bomb attack at a learning centre, in Kabul. AFP
Taliban security forces arrive as women march during the protest. AFP
The demonstration took place after a suicide attacker blew himself up in a Kabul study hall as hundreds of pupils were taking tests in preparation for university entrance exams.
The area where the attack took place is home to the minority Hazara community.
Protesters later gathered in front of the hospital and chanted slogans as dozens of heavily armed Taliban, some carrying rocket-propelled-grenade launchers, kept watch.
The aftermath of the suicide bombing of the education centre in Kabul. AP
A Taliban fighter inside the education centre. AP
Security personnel secure the area outside the education centre, where students were sitting mock university entrance exams. AFP
Officials said dozens of people were killed and injured in the blast. AFP
Afghans on the streets outside Mohammad Ali Jinah Hospital following the suicide attack. Reuters
A Taliban fighter stands guard near the scene of the blast. AFP
Mohammad Ali Jinah Hospital, where some of the victims were taken. Reuters
Taliban gunmen guard the site of the attack at the learning centre in Dasht-e-Barchi. AFP
Relatives and medics carry a wounded girl from an ambulance outside a hospital in Kabul. AFP
The aftermath of the blast at a learning centre in Kabul. Photo: @taahir_khan / Twitter
A woman arrives at a hospital in Kabul to look for a relative after the attack. AFP
A wounded man is brought to a hospital in Kabul following the bombing. AFP
Taliban fighters stand guard outside a hospital in Kabul as people gather to search for relatives. AFP
Afghan women display placards and chant slogans during a protest called ‘Stop Hazara genocide’ a day after a suicide bomb attack at a learning centre, in Kabul. AFP
Taliban security forces arrive as women march during the protest. AFP
The demonstration took place after a suicide attacker blew himself up in a Kabul study hall as hundreds of pupils were taking tests in preparation for university entrance exams.
The area where the attack took place is home to the minority Hazara community.
Protesters later gathered in front of the hospital and chanted slogans as dozens of heavily armed Taliban, some carrying rocket-propelled-grenade launchers, kept watch.
The aftermath of the suicide bombing of the education centre in Kabul. AP
A Taliban fighter inside the education centre. AP
Security personnel secure the area outside the education centre, where students were sitting mock university entrance exams. AFP
Officials said dozens of people were killed and injured in the blast. AFP
Afghans on the streets outside Mohammad Ali Jinah Hospital following the suicide attack. Reuters
A Taliban fighter stands guard near the scene of the blast. AFP
Mohammad Ali Jinah Hospital, where some of the victims were taken. Reuters
Taliban gunmen guard the site of the attack at the learning centre in Dasht-e-Barchi. AFP
Relatives and medics carry a wounded girl from an ambulance outside a hospital in Kabul. AFP
The aftermath of the blast at a learning centre in Kabul. Photo: @taahir_khan / Twitter
A woman arrives at a hospital in Kabul to look for a relative after the attack. AFP
A wounded man is brought to a hospital in Kabul following the bombing. AFP
Taliban fighters stand guard outside a hospital in Kabul as people gather to search for relatives. AFP
