article_snippet: Female members of civil society organisations take part in a protest in central Kabul this morning to condemn the killing of 27-year-old woman Farkhunda .
article_snippet: Having their voices heard: Women are seen protesting Farkhunda's murder in central Kabul this morning.
article_snippet: It is highly unusual for so many women to take to the streets in protest in the city .
article_snippet: Protesters hold banners as Protesters shout slogans during a rally in front of The Supreme Court in Kabul today .
article_snippet: Members of civil society organizations chant slogans during a protest to condemn the killing of 27-year-old Farkhunda.
article_snippet: It comes as protesters wearing masks of  Farkhunda's bloodied face have marched on Kabul to demand justice for the young teacher.
article_snippet: Protesters hold banners as Protesters shout slogans during a rally over Farkhunda's murder in Kabul this morning .
article_snippet: Protesters who gathered near the Shah Doshamshera mosque today demanded the government prosecute all those responsible for the death of Farkhunda, who like many Afghans used only one name.
article_snippet: The demonstrators, many of activists members of the Solidarity Party of Afghanistan, blocked the road outside the Shah Doshamshera mosque and marched along the riverside route, starting from where the attack began.
article_snippet: Palwasha, who described herself as a social activist, said: 'We demand that the government ensure that all those involved are arrested and that all those involved face an open trial so that justice is implemented and all those involved become an example for others.'
article_snippet: More demonstrations are planned throughout the week to maintain pressure on the authorities to ensure that women's constitutional rights to equality and protection from violence are respected at every level of society, activists said.