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and cut off from the workforce. a look at the struggle to survive and their determination to regain then last rights. ah. i british manager, welcome to d. w. news, asia. glad you could join us since their return to power. last august, the thought bonham focused on policing, the life of, of gone, is stands women. they are required to be covered from head to toe and public. can't travel without made guardian. and most of them are bod, from work. but not all did a blue sandra fetus, one met a doctor in kabul, one of the very few working berman left in the country. oh, what i'm guessing? meat duck tamela lie facing. she's the rare exception in afghanistan. why the taliban forced most working women from that jobs doctor for you sir?

got a promotion. she's no director of the country's biggest maternity clinic and cobble female and neonatal health is one area where the fundamentalist rulers understand they need women from on the more the of want to st on as not that a coach. this is linked to the culture and tradition of afghanistan. when a woman is pregnant, she should go to a female doctor. i don't mckenna, because a female doctor can better examine and treat her than i mailed out. i hope was a lot of me than a good one, a mother you gonna, as arabic, over 1000000 dr. class this home i will get your will you all the others, her ward rounds are busy. the hospital deals with up to 2500 birth a month. a many, many of the women have difficult deliveries you to man attrition, antinini out there as not that it can be making. the team performs up to 40 says variance sections each day. roha versus daphne my, my name, how does he get it? does your them a lot of people are jobless on amazon, and when families cannot afford for expecting mothers to eat, could

a lot nutritious food. well, they face a lot of problems. i'm lamba problem shows up the child that millennium. many babies here are born prematurely. more than 20 new borns have died in each of the past 4 months. the 1000000000 spent by foreign powers on development fate to create the lasting conditions needed to reduce infant mortality. whom i had looked at, i'm a doctor. i have not left the country for the past 26 years. and in all this time of janice and was never stable and never peaceful though a lot susie with her. after her hospital shift, dr. foisy works in the private clinics, she runs with her husband. here many patients are under family pressure to have children, but can't conceive or have miscarried. it can be difficult for women to carry a pregnancy to term when constantly stressed and life in afghanistan is stressful. especially for women. mazama is so so i will only feel happy when my country is at

peace and secure. like a shadow, i'm yet, and when all the troubles that our people are facing are resolved. lemme, and they are. com. will know that that's when i will be able to relax in missouri. show this as an automatic when she gets home after a long working day, darkness awaits her. the electricity's off a daily experience for many families and cobbled as she sits down for tea with her youngest daughter, we ask her why she doesn't leave afghanistan. there was a mark them. yeah. once on any, i got, i'm an african and i got my education from the blood of this nation's people include me. my mom had mach, i want to shove, my people had called on long if all of us decide to leave now, who will rebuild this country? because what i care about hookah marva is waiting to take the university entry exam

to study medicine. she's clear on why she wants to follow in her mother's footsteps . z m has called me about her that again, cause our society needs female doctors in every single province. after the recent earthquake, there were no female doctors in the field to help the injured women of not only mayo doctors were there, but not a single female. and i want to help the women of my country in geneva, the hispanic is runcle coma, where the marva with follow her mothers career with the up to the taliban. they way the site, how many women doctors they want and where to find a token and don't have a favorite one. again, much older and domino for more from a bowl is dr. nut. we're so much if i drew a gynecologist and president of the bonus on society of obstetricians and gynecologists, martisha father, thank you for speaking to us. now you work as a gynecologist and see pregnant mothers every day. are they doing better or worse under the poly bom?

and no help the tuition of most of the woman, especially especially pregnant women are deteriorating because of that economy. situation of them are getting bad and bad in worse the day by day and on people on woman they like to be more children as well as so and. and tyler, bon, they cannot come to the doctors they, they cannot do there and do not care. they are not able to afford the fee of the doctor to buy their medicine to do dia and mitigation. so most of the pregnant, warmer women are and they make and their health condition is not good under telephone. and there is also a shortage of doctors, isn't there? i mean, people like you are there and i've got a son at the moment as yes,

absolutely. the number of doctors, especially gynecologists, are decreased because most of the doctors, famous doctors and experts left on a sunday went abroad out of the country. so there are shortage off gynecologist and obstetricians as well. and what is that done for you and your colleagues? has that increased your workload? what is it like for you working as a doctor under the taliban? and because the number of the doctors are decreasing as to the number of patients, a lot of the patients are more and more efficiently and public hospitals but, but also in the private hospitals, the public hospital i cannot give as service as the should. so so they have to do good the private clinics,

the number of the lord of the patients are increasing and increasing because of the decreasing number of doctors. you talk about a decreasing numbers of doctors at the same time the taliban have forbidden women from receiving higher education. are you worried that that might mean of further shortage down the line of women? doctors? yes, there is a very big danger in the future that if, if they're not go to the schools and they do not get medical education in the future, maybe after, after some years we will have a very dangerous shortage of the doctors. now women like you are very read about us on because women like us to being allowed to work and being able to face the public and serve them. but many other women have stopped working. they are not allowed to

work anymore. is this ban on women working, helping or harming the country? for sure, for sure. i have, i have patients as such, lawyers, engineers, the women who are working and the government, they are jobless and they do, they cannot earn money. they are my patients. they come to me, they cry a lot that they lost their job. they cannot support their, their family, their, their cuts saw a for sure. it's as a done ger of, of the, of the every day for, for a country. because women women are a good, good based off of the family, off of the community of a country. so for many women do not work. what will happen to that country?

you interact with the thought about quite a bit, i presume. during your walk, you must be talking to them. do you tell them that maybe they should lift the band on working women? yes, they promised that they they wouldn't make a system for that a woman to work and they will make a system for continue. we're continuing that guards education. but as janet stan we haven't we haven't seen any any progress yet, dave. dave promised, but this there is no, no, we don't. we don't see any any progress. hopefully the progress makes itself known in some time. dr. another saw marcia father, thank you so much for talking to us today. welcome. the taliban has broken its own promises. meaning many women have been forced to leave their working lives behind korea's ruined education, worthless, many, and are struggling to survive and put food on the table for their families. the men

toes from a past life coolest on safari is looking at work certificates of her time as a police officer and kabul, your that is, my job was so valuable to me. i loved my job. but when the taliban came, they did not allow us to go to work st. go back to your house, is that we how many protests we asked them to allow us to go to work by promising to wear the job. but they pointed their guns at us and told us to get lost. i learned from the hanging of coolest on was one of more than 20000 women police officers who was sacked by the taliban last year. now she works as a cleaner to make ends meet half an hour, so i get, i usually work from 8 am till 4 pm. it's a really boring job, but i have no choice resume, no other income. yes, we die. if i don't work in my lesson, company, not working is not an option for goodness down after losing her husband to cancer 2

years ago. she is the so the bread winner for a household of 5. but she struggled to feed her children and grandchildren. her job cleaning houses pays a fraction of what she used to earn as a policewoman. but despite having their livelihoods taken away, women in afghanistan haven't been silenced by the taliban. oh, mooney, some bodies in her fellow activists have taken their protest to the street. we'll raise our voices against every injustice until our last breath. we will stand against the tyranny imposed by the taliban on the people of afghanistan, and especially on the women of afghanistan. one with that, monet saw his a master's degree in international relations and worked for the finance ministry like las down. she lost her job after the taliban seized power. now she has dedicated herself to fighting their repressive regime, at least once

a week. she meets up with other women to plan the next protest or to work on promoting their cause on social media. it's not without risk, but it's a risk worth taking a herself and for women like goodness done, and thousands more like them. oh, wow. them. oh okay, yeah. and to throw this week there, looking at the situation in afghanistan, one yes. and so thought bon takeover will have reports and analysis from the country. but that's it. for today, we'll see you back here at the same time tomorrow with imagine how many portion of floods us heard out in the world right now, the climate change. if any hot the story. this is my flex, the way from just one week. how much work can really get

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