we're going to have to live with that. thank you very much. that was that jo treatment for my soc. is that all right? or thank you so much for a challenge. reporting from westminster. ah . other news more than $400.00 prisoners are still on the run a niger area after an attack on a detention facility that was claimed by iso more than $800.00 inmates escape from the correctional center and a boucher and at least 3 prisoners and the security officer were killed, leading figures and the i fell and broke her arm groups are believed to be among those still on the loose my, the dream has more from kusha. i'll try it in a jury and capital. a boucher shock and disbelief is gradually being replaced by fear and anxiety. people are wondering how us maximum security are medium secure to prison with maximum security. sure, just a few kilometers from the capital could come under severe tactical hours without up

the security or the security services overpowering. the attackers now to talk more about the fear and concerns of resonance of project i've taught tuesday evenings. incident is emanuel approval in manuel. talk to us about what happened and what are your concerns. thank you very much. my name is mona puddle world incident. i am in let it go, is available. i submitted it. i mean, no one should be this brings it up like me elevate loose to the police. if i wasn't here, when you don't have that happen, when you had the 1st blas we're like, she's banga. look out what's on the courthouse and almost them doesn't do this. so you know, legally home gets into close to visit the school's. oftentimes let's move to different time. now basically, you're also a trade out here in the project and, and then now what are your fears? i'm concerned about the alpha can sign is as you can see, how do you place these? these are very busy please. if i use the all equal and we got to be several shop

done schools. nobody went to school. now if these guys left in nobody's or what was own decision media, we had the, if they miss will be the properly, the, you know, he could, it could sugar something else. i will. what is it that is on the security? put us in the initial look i do live in the, in the us, but i want to continue with human rights watch of accusing taliban forces of committing atrocities in eastern afghanistan in operations. targeting an eyesore splinter group or report says the abuses were committed in the 2 eastern provinces of coon are an anger harm. the organization accuses the taliban of carrying out abductions on summary executions of a legit members of the islamic state of san province. the report says people accused of sheltering or supporting members have had their homes rated and suffered beatings and detention since the taliban takeover last year. residency, they found the bodies of more than a 100 men,

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i, as i me okay on today's episode of the stream, we are looking at the women in afghanistan. there are several issues we're going to be tackling. you can join me on youtube. the comment section is right here waiting for you. i'm going to be looking at how women are being restricted by taliban dress, coats who can work, who can't walk. girls going to school, what access to the have to education? i have so many questions fit your question white here. be part of today sharon conklin. i'm trying to eliminate one of our finest arm day to opt out of future cation higher education work. freedom of speech, freedom of movement, and evan forced over in our class on full coverage faces. all afghans are facing are poor to you, but woman and also girls or face greater offs, goes obtaining our food health care. financial resources are disproportionately affected, the one from international community, dramatic nice tal on as

a government and also what financial section autobahn i also not leave again. woman . oh tony, i conversation today we have saw her. we have wide small as aha, welcome to the screen. please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. tell them who you are. what you do. i. good evening i. my name is sharon patrol and i work with the human rights watch as a a vision. and it's my pleasure to be sharing the funnel with. thank you so much for coming. watch my really good to have you on the screen. please introduce yourself to have you as around the world. thank you and i was mouth role. i run a local organization and up on a son. and i work with around 200 women and you know, in 34 provinces off on his son. so my life starts again with messages, calls that and, and please from the morning until evening and then life goes on like that as,

as life has turned into a nightmare for the women off up on his, on these days. all right, thank you so much for spending time with us or so hopefully we should be joined by zach i. yep. dolly. she is the director of women and children legal research foundation. we're hoping we're bring you bring her in just a moment. watch, mom. i want to start with you 1st of all, because you said how much of the lives, of women in afghanistan you are across. if you could describe what is going on right now for your country women, what would you say? and i see before getting back what we have lost, it's important to see what we had. right. so i my, so the am a product of the past 20 years, off of honest on new of honest on like i, you was able to go to school. i, i finished my education, i, which, to you, k, i did my law degree. i came back up on a son. i started my own organization. i was able to advocate for, you know,

millions of either women. i was able to bring in the laws into, within the countries, you know, legislation as part of the, the teams that we have been working and worked with so many other women, you know, who found they had we sold to they like after august 20 and you know, augustine, when i'm honest on was kind of handed over and you know, without a political settlement add to the taliban at piece deal that happened that was signed by viola said that you know, many of the out on politicians, we're not, we're literally kind of you know, sold out as a while and then what happened was i'd like overnight. so all those, you know, to 1000000 women who would, what a king like a clerk or an a. so in the civil service teachers, the next day they all kind of, you know, rush to their what works as spaces and then they were stopped at the gate, them at the doors that know you can't go any more. so it was a very big shock to a lot of women because we had, you know, like women working in on these sectors. not just in the big cities and cobbled

where we have been living, but also in, you know, in bigger cities and urban areas. so it was our very big shock and we talk ok, maybe the situation will start changing in a few months. at the taliban will find better their space, but then life became harder. so right now and natalie, you hear about the girls schools being, you know, close, that's wines. this part of the story women are not able to go to work. you know, i went with 200 women on daily basis and distort as i hear. you know, the women who are not just the revenge that that's being taken from them, but about the space that has been taken away. so like if you had a woman and i've gone, has done your life starts within the door for was off your home from the morning until even so much more women on now stuck in the own. i'm 70 bringing zak. a zak. a welcome to the conversation, so lovely to have you here. recently, just a few days ago there was a grand assembly, a loyal joker that happened, and no women were invited. what does god tell us?

a grand assembly, thousands of men, not a single woman. thank you so much. you can not see this assembly order. last i got that i got that. i also follow up on my last all sort of came to that and the wanted to, to give you some of the people that follow up on was that made him come back last year. and unfortunately, i was not going to assess them off on our staff at 6 from the representative of nixon, san inside office there was and i needed to see if a one of those this is not in your list, all of them, this is your follow up on that you're not accessing mine as a you want and i can see them. they have their own and you find to these are the

things you got to do to honor ship on hallmark because they thinking well mine as i progress the dance that they can do. and i'm saying that the ones that wilma and also the buddy made out, that's the price from my lot together and i've won a son as well. that's not a bond, is the same. so all of them they have not changed. yeah, that's all the one of the linear data. those the data crime violation on you last month right now. and then at 20 i mean yeah, yeah. go ahead. yeah. so i just wanted to add to everything on, on for you know, life husband interrupted on lives of people. and this is generally about the whole

country. everyone is waiting for the nightmare to and, and they don't know when and its almost been a year. now. i mean, and, and women, and i mean, everyone knows what's happening to us. wonderful. and it's a long list of what they have lost and but you have lot. but i think one thing that i can say is that women have lost their petra and space. and they're critical space and they're being removed from me and just adding towards uncle john. yes, this is jessica was a party of men who have one thing in common. and that age like restrictions on women's side, they came together and that's kind of a joke that doesn't have any social or political and the machine might be me just bringing the voice of the taliban. a taliban smoke person who was asked about what are you doing for goals, education, and we've paid that up with

a women's group who are pushing back on. we have voices need to be at the table. we need to be at the table. this was from a few days ago let's, let's have a look a topic of girls education. i said earlier that it is a problem that requires a solution and the governments will take the responsibility of looking into this demand of the people. it's important for future generations as well that will be a conducive atmosphere for it's when religious scholars agree on a mechanism that it can be approved. it will take some time that a lot them out. it is that out there should be an afghan woman representative when there is a discussion about african women and the future of afghan girls. only she would be able to explain the pain through her words. nobody else can represent african women . nobody can explain the pain african women have suffered for the past 40 years. and especially over the past 10 months said motherhood feather. it just let me know that. so i see you nodding when you, when you hear that woman talking about the pain,

i want to share with you another video. this is of women protesting against the increasingly tight dress restrictions. i want to ask you about the spirit of willing who are in afghanistan, daring to protest. let's have a look. i got a ministry, a base, and virtue has imposed the job on women across afghanistan. his jobs are in islamic issue, but the taliban want to apply their own ideology on all women. i know that we will raise our voice against all the injustice and will oppose the taliban tyranny against the people of afghanistan, especially women. the women of afghanistan will fight to the last breath i saw this is bold. it is, it is i, i have a lot of respect for older women who have the courage to go out and protest. and

at the same time, i'm working from outside. i'm very much connected to us on the phone and like by john, i reach out to, to the horrible news from off on a phone and sleep with the same kind of news. and i work with women directly, women and girls who are not allowed to go to school are not allowed to work. i just want to say, and i don't want to clarify it from outside. i want to say that. but who are inside of infidelity? it takes a lot of courage to be who they are and to do what they are doing with all of the restrictions that they're feeling. i just want to add on to find out that you are fated before and so now with a ton of on, and patriarchy, they were hand in hand. and i tolerable for up on women. and i have to say that, you know, like, we shouldn't look at uh, honest on an app on situation. the app on been in situation and isolation, you know, or, or goes school an issue in isolation like, you know,

we have lost the whole space that we have created for 20 years. so you know, women and businesses. so i could to, for example, a typical day in my work like, you know, my morning would start with meetings with, for example, you know, when the government, or with either organizations with women. or we could simply, you know, for lunch, we could go to a cafe, which was run by women. we could simply go to a restaurant which was run by women or in the afternoon we would go for a gym for a simple workout. all of that is taken away right now, and not only died in the level of caea that has been, you know, that you see and women because for, for example, right now, i'm talking to a number of women whose men and the family have been taken away like all it's all about have kidnapped men too. sure. to see a to make women afraid the society already presses woman. so now like the families would, would press women war that the woman you raise your voice, the men are going to actually pay the price. so bad also kind of, you know,

has created so much fear. so literally, i think there's literally nothing in terms of the rights that you can say for women back over all the countries. also it at work like the north of a want us on right now that i'm talking to you in the north, off caldebook there is i bomb explosion that's ongoing. the 5th one i actually, you know, i just saw that the 5th, what had happened? so let's not just see that ad when women are in crisis, actually this is the country, you know, 40000000 population in crisis. i'm so glad you said that because that, that conflict, there's economic crisis or humanitarian crises as well earlier. so i'm going to put this to you earlier. we spoke to a senior advisor on afghanistan at the crock institute for international peace studies. this is a ref, he gives us a reading candy description of life in afghanistan today. have a listen to a ref, and then please respond. phones are facing a great number of challenges in their lives. purchasing power of the absolute

majority of the population is too low. growth above grade 6 or losing a whole year of school. and there is no indication that the ban on their education will be listed. there is even using violence as suppression as a strategy, i don't, it's own people. and there's like your local inability to address natural disasters . international responses like building a roof and then realizing that there are no walls to support them. so how does the country have all of that? how is that possible? what are you hearing? i thank you so much. before i coming to you, i want to just truly go on the long term. well, unfortunately, unfortunately,

i'm not allowed to see a few of that their presence in the opening got this thing with your son. so that's really funny. that is, i think we're just going to continue being a small guy. i'm not certain that i think i've seen some of the older on vacation. i don't want to see shirley fall and i'll send him to you. why do not see openings at the school and i am i am, i was almost referring to my son is the only company that cassie and or not sophomore selection bias against my son is the only cassidy that there is

an offer on their school. and he needs to work. i need, i got a woman that concept to data data, data group they can go out to adults are female company events when the fact that they can go to the doctor when they shut the phone line off of the main member of the family. and also they can use some local formula because so that i went out to vicki on that. holla, bonham, bath, not die about a hour, they don't have the for a region to draw those. well, that the out a lot. okay. so there is a lot in you, and if you get enough and just there are a little man back now in avalon,

a son lavonne at all, be in any school mindful on all of the aspect of the life i see on the sign of wilma right now enough on some i to guess i have a questions for you from our audience. who watching right now, i'm going to ask you to address these questions briefly because then we can get to more of these questions. so very straightforward question for this one comes from ali for, you saw ha, all women allowed to what in afghanistan is. look, if you're a woman bond, can you tell allie? i mean, generally a, i believe more than 95 percent of jobs for women are and, and it's only some women like doctors who are allowed to work or some people who work in travis, officially, some teacher. if you met t shirts or teacher, you know, students and primary school and also some t v presenter,

but you can already see how they have been forced to wear a face mask on air. and so it's only a small percentage of women who can actually work right. okay, and i have another question because i'm going to get in as many as i can. thank you . off of that one. duty kinsmen. ok. thank you for watching. judy. thanks for your question. a women being supported by men in afghanistan, are they being left out to dry? our men happy with willing, having few rights watch, man, who, i think, you know, i don't want to embed into this battle of the genders. but i know that, you know, in a society when it, when already that the, the number of violence against women cases were and, you know, thousands and when the taliban, the 1st thing they did for the courts. they said, a woman cannot complain against their husbands or men in the family to the any court. so, and i scores, you know, it takes away and you know, it gives,

it gives them the patriarchy, a lot of rights to continue suppressing. so by then i want to also ask the question that, okay, so what is the solution? yes, i can sit here and for ever talk about all these challenges. but what, what, why this has happened? the worlds of the international community has a rule that they have played in destroying up on a sun. they have responsibility for where we are this mess and they are not doing what they should be doing rather than those photo ops in doha, which the us and add that, you know depth. no mats are taking up pictures with the taliban and they think something is happy. you assigned a deal with the taliban now come in, deal with them make. make them actually, you know, i got right now. one is fun in a way that the people could actually breathe, at least, and their dad dictatorship right now, earlier my singular sent us this thought about how do you deal with the current situation. and it's about assets of people from afghanistan being frozen right now

. this is what the pseudo says should happen. next. the u. s. continues to freeze the afghan central banks reserves at a time of a huge economic and humanitarian crisis. in addition, 2 and a half $1000000000.00 of other monies continued to be frozen. that includes the money of ordinary afghans of companies and of ngo's. african families are dealing with record levels of hunger and poverty. 90 percent of afghans don't have enough to eat. half of them are surviving on one meal a day. and while famine was largely averted this winter, due to the support of donors contributing to a un fund, afghans are wondering what will happen next. the, i am just looking here when we talked about this, what happens next? let's be realistic about what's happening now. in afghanistan, food insecurity in afghanistan, this is come from the integrated food security phase classification report from may

of this year. 19000000 people acute food insecurity. 20000 people in catastrophe. oh goodness, 6000000 people in emergency, 13000000 people in crises. so many levels of multiple crises. is the taliban set up to cope with this? watch mar. can they? because they're saying if we just have the money, she let play that play. give us the money we can handle it. and i mean, let me just play the taliban. this is a little template as a give us the money and we can handle it as i've listened to them. the stomach is in the world to give me the most basic right, which is the right life. and that is true lifting the sanctions and i'm presenting our assets and also giving assistance after destroying life for 20 years. a, you know what the cigar says that and when the u. s. left of honest,

on $18000000000.00 worth of military equipments were left inside of hans. and from what we hear that a lot of this is being actually sold out in pakistan and other, you know, illegal markets. so the taliban are not actually broke right now. at the, in the past 10 months they have been receiving millions and millions of dollars actually in the heat. but the problem is governing, i think, the international community because they brought the pol upon on top of i want to son. and you know, i like literally on top of our heads. so now be held responsible to teach the toddler on how to govern. oh, we are not asking for another water on ted, and we saw how failed. you know, that was what we're asking is that at least the, it has to be some kind of, you know, it is a bra city in and negotiation with the taliban in a way that's more conditional that actually bring some results. and at the same time, make the taliban actually respond to the needs of the people in their put some sort

of, you know, and it was sticks to what the taliban are actually promising because it's not about just the money. and by the way, for that, that's money that's frozen. it's 15 percent off of ones be add one bag. so it's not, it's not going to go into the pockets of our one people. it will go into the pockets of the tolliver. i really urge yet please. lisa haka had cuz i really gauge of what we heard that which was what happens next. what will happen next that from somebody from afghanistan, what will happen next saw can you yes, i understand what might happen next. yes. first of all, as if they don't like for the group, for the total one person thank save lives and send me for a group that the tech arrives. the people who made our lives literally nightmare nightmare of all of on the stay. and they talk about saving lives, it's quite about what could be done,

the international community and the un, their funding, confusing messages to their world under the toner. one from one side they talk about, you know, they put all these and restrictions on the toner, bond or pensions on the other side. they fly them, but private to norway and other countries. mr. kitley, this is a very makes signal and if a wrong one and it's wrong for the people on the international community and be you and they should have they should work together to have one kind of message taller, one in a way that room and either make them responsible and accountable or, you know, find other ways of dealing with them because life has been instructed enough cornerstone outside for one. i want to thank you all so much for helping us understand what is happening in afghanistan. not just from women's perspective,

but from the countries perspective and the multiple crises that the country is in. so ha, zocker, watch, man. thank you. audience, thank you for your, your questions. your thoughts on you chip, come here. just have a look here on my laptop here trying to keep up to date with what is happening in afghanistan. how does your dot com type in afghanistan? and then you can see some of the latest stories that we're covering on al jazeera about afghanistan, trying at best to keep you up to date. thanks so much for watching everybody. i see you next time to get. ah, bowles janice and the police violently dispersing protest this, these are some of good tens of thousands of people drawing to we all inspired to

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