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KABUL, Afghanistan — The gruesome photograph of a bloodied young woman whose nose was sliced off has prompted outrage in Afghanistan, a country hardened by decades of violence. 
  
 Reza Gul, 20, was mutilated by her husband in a Taliban-controlled area in northern Faryab province and taken to a local hospital by relatives on Monday, said Police Chief Gen. Sayed Aqa. Her husband had not been captured by police, he added. 
  
 The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, which circulated Reza Gul's photo on Twitter, immediately condemned the incident as a "disgrace." It also demanded the government bring the perpetrator to justice. 
  
 In parts of Afghanistan, slicing off a person's nose is meant to shame them and show they have brought disgrace to their family or clan. 
  
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 Afghanistan is thought to have one of the highest rates of domestic violence in the world, although most incidents are not reported to officials. Recent attacks have sparked street demonstrations and online protests. 
  
 Maria Reha, a prominent women's rights activist, wrote a sarcastic message on her Facebook page after the picture of Reza Gul circulated online: 
  
 “We are the most proud and brave nation on earth?! If you doubt it, here is another example of our bravery! Don’t worry, soon America or Europe will make her another nose and Afghanistan will win another trophy for this pride!” 
  
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 In 2010, Time magazine caught the attention of the world when it put a photograph of mutilated Afghan woman on its cover. The woman, 20-year-old Bibi Aisha, had her nose cut off by her abusive husband in southern Uruzgan province. She soon became an international celebrity, moved to the U.S. and was given a prosthetic nose. 
  
 In December 2013 Setara, a mother-of-four had her nose and ears cut off by husband in western city of Herat, causing street protests. ||||| Tweet with a location 
  
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To call attention to the plight of women in Afghanistan, the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission tweeted a gruesome picture Monday. The image shows 20-year-old Reza Gul just after her husband sliced off her nose; someone in the picture is holding what appears to be the nose in a plastic baggie in front of Gul's face. Be warned—the image is horrifying, but you can see it here. Gul was mutilated in a Taliban-controlled part of the country Monday, though it's not clear why; NBC News reports that slicing off one's nose is intended to mean that the victim has disgraced her family. The picture has been circulating online and is sparking outrage, NBC reports, noting that Afghanistan is believed to have one of the highest domestic violence rates in the world—it's difficult to measure, because most incidents aren't reported. But recent attacks have prompted protests both online and in the streets. Gul's husband has not been apprehended; the AIHRC is calling for him to be punished.