najmussama shefajo this morning will get some of the best care in the c>>ntry. is x-ray of the uterus and the fallopian tubes. >> reporter: she is one ofis afghann's top gynecologists, an expert on women's reproductive health. dr. shefajo gave us a tour of teher clinic, full of the technology, that she imported herself. for the patien that you see, how important is this sort of equipment? for the patient, we rea diagnosis soon and there is no need to go out of the teuntry. >> rep so it saves lives? >> yeah, of cose. >> reporter: to the doctor, interactiowith her patients is important. here the mothers s the baby, her own ultrasound. how do they react? >> they are very happy. right now, they know "this is the head, this is the heart, this is the stomach," because i teach them. >> reporter: that's one reason women love coming here. it would have beenbsolutely unthinkable for afghan women to have this kind of technology 20, or even just ten years ago, for dr. shefajo knows that all tooll she began her career delivering babies on mud floo in taliban- controlled part

shefajo knows that all too well. began r career delivering babies on mud floors in taliban- controlled parts of the country. when you were working under taliban rule, did you ever have a clinic like this? would >> reporter: you pictured it? >> yeah. >> reporter: since the u.s. invasion, afghan women likeaj dr. shefhave, through their own hard work and self-belief,ed built crle new lives. that's why, today, they watchus the ne anx. a major campaign promise by president trump was to bring american troops home. and in stember, he came close toaking a deal with the taliban, after more than nine months of negotiations in qata.. negotiations where afghan women quite literally had no seat at the tabru. the talibaled afghanistan from 1996 until eir ouster by u.s.-led forces in 2001. that was deeply cruel me for afghan women. the taliban's harsh interpretation of islamic law afforded them virtually no rights. trump's deal has fallen apart for now, but wen like freshta karim are afraid tir rights could still be pushed aside to