People Die in Afghanistan Protests About Clothes
阿富汗發生關於衣著的抗議活動，導致有人死亡
Introduction
Police in Herat, Afghanistan, stopped a protest. Some people died and many were hurt.
阿富汗赫拉特的警察制止了一場抗議活動。有些人死亡，許多人受傷。
Main Body
The police arrested 30 women. These women did not wear the correct clothes. They did not cover their faces. One woman worked for a doctor group. Then, 150 people walked in the street to protest.
警察逮捕了30名女性。這些女性沒有穿著正確的衣服，也沒有遮住面部。其中一名女性在醫療團體工作。隨後，有150人在街頭遊行抗議。
UN experts say the police used guns. Two people died. One person was a child. More than 20 people were hurt. But the local police say they did not use guns. They say the people were bad.
聯合國專家表示警察使用了槍械。兩人死亡，其中一人是兒童。超過20人受傷。但當地警察稱他們並未使用槍械，並表示抗議者行為惡劣。
The UN says these arrests are wrong. They say women should be free. In Afghanistan, girls cannot go to school. Women cannot pray loudly. The government also stopped the internet and phones.
聯合國表示這些逮捕是不正確的。他們認為女性應該享有自由。在阿富汗，女孩不能上學，女性不能大聲祈禱。政府還切斷了網路和電話。
Conclusion
The situation is still bad. The government wants strict rules for clothes. Other countries are angry about the violence.
情況依然糟糕。政府希望實施嚴格的衣著規定。其他國家對這些暴力行為感到憤怒。
Vocabulary Learning
⚡ THE POWER OF 'CANNOT'
In this story, we see a lot of things that are forbidden (not allowed). To talk about this in English, we use: CANNOT.
How it works:
Person/Group cannot Action
Examples from the text:
- Girls cannot go to school.
- Women cannot pray loudly.
Why this helps you reach A2: Instead of using complex words like "prohibited" or "forbidden," you only need one word to explain what is impossible or against the rules.
Try these simple patterns:
- I cannot sleep. ❌
- He cannot drive. ❌
- We cannot enter. ❌
🛠️ QUICK WORD SWITCH
Look at how the text describes people:
- Hurt (Pain/Injury)
- Angry (Strong bad feeling)
- Wrong (Not right/Bad)
These are the 'building block' adjectives for A2 learners to describe a situation quickly.