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dr hyung | min kim from the university of melbourne, thank you so much.ountry's leader kim jong—un has declared victory in the battle against coronavirus and ordered the lifting of restrictions imposed in may. he described government figures of 7a deaths as an "unprecedented miracle" compared to other countries. north korea has not rolled out any vaccination programme, relying instead on lockdowns, home—grown treatments, and what kimjong—un called the "advantageous korean—style socialist system." you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we have the wonderful story of a woman who was forced to leave uganda in the 1970s and went on to found one of the uk's most popular gujarati restaurants — but not untill after she turned 80. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown i

it's making me remember, i used to work in melbourne when she was an absolute icon.eficiary of the wellness research in melbourne which he founded and funded. here we are 15 years later and she's gone. it's a very, very sad day. but many women around the world better for her efforts. sad day. but many women around the world betterfor her efforts. it's sad day. but many women around the world better for her efforts. it's a very sad day because of the talent, the memories, greece, xanadu, so long gone by but much fondly remembered by all of us of a generation. and all the other stuff that perhaps people these days on so aware of but certainly in her native australia and the uk and america they will be remembering her very fondly and very, very hard to see somebody like that go. absolutely. for so many _ somebody like that go. absolutely. for so many people, _ somebody like that go. absolutely. for so many people, even - somebody like that go. absolutely. for so many people, even if - somebody like that go. absolutely. for so many people, even if they i for so many peop

series against england and india, she has won a world cup with australia, she has played for the melbournecently has played in the commonwealth games. that is pretty much been a treadmill for her going back to when she first took on the captaincy eight years ago. it is obviously something she has decided, she is not because timing on it, she said it is indefinite, the melbourne stars have said they will give as much time as she needs. it is an interesting one, you don't see it as often in the women's game as you do in the men's game, but it has been since a very young age that she has been captaining australia. you make the oint been captaining australia. you make the point there _ been captaining australia. you make the point there that _ been captaining australia. you make the point there that there _ been captaining australia. you make the point there that there is - been captaining australia. you make the point there that there is the - the point there that there is the assumption that the women's game has an easier schedule than the men's game, you have seen ben stokes take a step bac

hejoins us now from melbourne. a very warm welcome to the programme.s the film greece. but it was very, very sad news when he first learned —— decades ago that she had breast cancer and she became a huge ambassador, didn't she?- ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. _ ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. she _ ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. she has - ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. she has lived - that is right. she has lived with cancer for 30 years. during that time, she with cancerfor 30 years. during that time, she had with cancer for 30 years. during that time, she had shown great commitment to help and support us through thatjourney as well, and helped us to establish the 0livia establish the olivia newton—john cancer wellness and research centre here at austin health in melbourne. that provides a full range of cancer treatment services, but also, importantly, 0livia drove the development of the wellness centre to look after the much more hedonistic hole needs of the patient. more hedonistic hole needs of the

be trained for roles including loading, sorting, and transporting bags at airports in sydney and melbourne. >>> a $50,000 reward is being offered in the search for a missing california teenager. kiely rodni hasn't been seen since early saturday. the 16-year-old was attending a high school farewell party near lake tahoe with dozens of young people. it's believed that rodni was kidnapped. her car is also missing. a friend told the associated press that kiely was, quote, not in the right mind-set or state to drive. >>> the family of gabby petito has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against police in moab, utah. petito was found dead nearly a year ago. investigators say her fiancÉ, brian laundrie, admitted killing petito during a cross-country road trip before taking his own life. her family suit seeks $50 million in damages. it accuses police of failing to protect petito from brian laundrie by not training officers to handle domestic violence incidents. >>> actor ashton kutcher is talking about his battle with an autoimmune disease that nearly killed him. in an episode of national geographic's

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it's asking that is executives to volunteer to help fill the gaps at airports in sydney and melbourne. a quantity is struggling to return to regular service like many airlines laying off thousands during the pandemic and having trouble staffing back up. a quantas had of operations after 100 volunteers reports yet on how many have signaled they want to do it. that's it for me and arching, thanks for watching. ah, ah, with the animals i'm clever in some of the smartest pigeons. their visual memory is outstanding. can you memorize $700.00 images and recall them at any time for a pigeon? it's a piece of cake to morrow today in 30 minutes on d. w. ah. if you ever have to cover up a murder, the best way is to make an accident. raring to read you've never read a book like this. literature list under germany must reads i am i le, sexual assault survivor. a for those of us can, we should speak up them to step up and say the truth. women in asia, i think t excusable. don't be afraid to make mistakes. nothing can stop me. that you're right. i actually the feeling found her purpose for taking a j

and she's established a clinic in melbourne, australia called the olivia newton john cancer and wellness center. and she devoted a lot of money, time and resources. and she said that, yes, this battle has been hard, but she has the passion and the compassion to help other people because it's something that she went through them. inspirational stuff, stacy, very tragic can use today. 73, isn't that old at all? or of course, but we will be left with her great music at legacy. thank you. good to see if. all right, well here's a reminder off the top story we're following for you. this are ukraine is quoting for a demilitarized zone around europe's biggest nuclear power station. ukraine and russia have been trading blame for sharing these apparition complex over the weekend. the head of the united nations, antonio potash warned that any attack on a new care plant was suicide. brightwell, don't forget you can always get tito who news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as pu

and she established a center in melbourne where she spent most of her time and so that people could get the help that they needed. and she said that despite the pain that she suffered, that it, that pain, it fed passion and compassion. and that's why she was doing what she did with us. and she sounds like she was a wonderful woman. yeah, great music. that's right, stacy evans. thank you. you're welcome very much. you're watching did over the news from berlin. dock film is up next. thanks for watching care. givers lean red alert for the climate. ah, we're going to have some epic. moreover, water water is becoming a scarce commodity.

airline, it's asking that is executive to volunteer to help fill the gaps at airports in sydney and melbourne. a quantity is struggling to return to regular service like many airlines laying off thousands during the pandemic and having trouble staffing back up. a quantas had of operations asked for 100 volunteers, reports yet on how many have signaled they want to do it. that's it for me and marketing. thanks for watching. ah, ah, with ah, ah! letter in some of the smartest pigeons. their visual memory is outstanding. can you memorize $700.00 images and we call them any time for a pigeon? it's a piece of cake. to morrow today, 90 minutes on d. w. people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families playing phone tags in syria for these correct only with people being screened around 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines, i'm going to have an amended, glistening place of morning. the mediterranean i

and she established a center in melbourne where she spent most of her time and so that people could get the help that they needed. and she said that despite the pain that she suffered, that it, that pain, it fed passion and compassion. and that's why she was doing what she did with us. and she sounds like she was a wonderful woman. yeah, great music. that's right, stacy evans. thank you. you're welcome very much. all right, well here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. former us president donald trump says the f b i has rated his mar logo a state in florida. his son said agents were searching for documents are largely removed from the white house. trump is under investigation on a number of fronts you're watching due to view news from berlin will be back again to the top connector. thanks for watching with ah.

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july -- not only is the downturn intensifying, it is also broadening out from beyond sydney and melbournencidence, house prices began to turn down as the rba began its policy normalization with the first hike in may. we expect further declines in the months ahead as the rba continues to hike. we know there will be a like affect broader through to the whole economy other it is consumption, broader construction activity. no slow down is coming later in the year and in 2023. haidi: when do you see the pivot by the rba. by their own analysis they look at households that will be affected. a 40% or greater increase in mortgage payments. this is when real wages are still falling. su-lin ong: at the moment it is clear that the bank like many other central banks around the world is almost solely focused on inflation. we could see upward revisions in their forecast and in the quarterly statement. it is worried about inflation expectations becoming unanchored . it is keen to make sure the inflation psychology stays well behaved. that is what is driving in large part this policy normalization, the 50

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it's scotland's 12th gold medal of the games — the same amount they won in melbourne in 2006.un from laura muir. she has wanted this for a long time and adds to her 800 metre bronze medal that she won a few days ago. the england women's hockey team took gold after beating australia in the final. there was also a thrilling gold for the england men's 4x 100 metre relay, plus a first ever medal in the beach volleyball with the bello twins winning bronze. jo currie has a round—up of the action so far. four years ago it was england's netballers who stole the show at the commonwealth games on the gold coast. today it was the turn of the women's hockey team to light up birmingham. the team's first ever commonwealth gold medal came after a 2—0 win over australia. goals from holly hunt and tess howard securing the victory and a place in history. elsewhere on the penultimate day of the games, there were 44 other gold medals up for grabs, with 15 of them coming on the athletics track. having won the men's 4x100 metres four years ago, england's sights are set firmly on defending their tit

disease into advocacy and philanthropy founding the olivia newton john cancer and wellness center in melbourne, australia. in 2020, she was recognized by the u. k. 's queen elizabeth, who appointed her a dame. and what's the one memory that stands out the most from 40 years ago? remaining olivia throughout at all, she remained close with her grief costar, john travolta, from 40 years earlier. ah yes, i think we had crushes on each other, but we both were seeing other people and. but i think that's what made the chemistry work. after her passing travolta writing on instagram, my dearest olivia, yours from the 1st moment i saw you and forever. you're danny, you're john. ah. olivia newton john was 73. leah hardin al jazeera. ah. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the senior commander of the palestinian armed group l october guides has been killed in a ride by israeli forces. the occupied west bank to all the palestinians died in the operation more than 60 people were injured. john holman has more from nobliss. where is the hospital right now in nablus? this is where the latest numb

disease into advocacy and philanthropy founding the olivia newton john cancer and wellness center in melbourne, australia. in 2020. she was recognized by the u. k. 's queen elizabeth, who appointed her a dame. and what's the one memory that stands out the most from 40 years ago, remaining olivia throughout it all. she remained close with her grease co star, john travolta from 40 years earlier. ah, yes. i think we had crushes on each other, but we both were saying other people and, but i think that's what made the chemistry work. after her passing travolta writing on instagram. my dearest olivia, yours from the 1st moment i saw you and forever. you're danny. you're john ah. olivia newton, john was 73. leah harding al jazeera ah. of a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera. ah, they've been protest across the multiplied westbank. gov. his writing forces killed a senior commander of the palestinian on group. alex m ot as brigades. thousands of mourners filled the streets of nobliss by abraham elena lucy was killed. the whiter says yes, president joe biden was not given advance notice of

tell us, how did the black lives matter protests impact you as an african artist living in melbourne?artists in australia in general at that time, and the time "the return" came out, were facing -- we were all being underappreciated, not put into the spotlight. a lot of the mainstream music in music videos do not look like us. when black lives matter came out, it wasn't something we hadn't talked about before, it was just brought to the global sphere. a lot of us knew these issues before. in general, the diaspora banded together. these weren't new issues, it was about banding together and making sure our voices were even more heard. eve: how did you expanse living in the united states where the movement began, as a teenager? sampa: it was a real culture shock for me. the states were the first place i went outside of my bubble in africa and i really did learn a lot about how the world perceives me as an african. my main mission when i left was to make sure i am 100% confident in who i am and where i am from come up because i saw a lot of the social inequalities happening there. it was

newton john spent several years as a young child there in melbourne.hcare workers at six providence hospitals in northern california say they've been short changed thousands of dollars in pay. the caregivers at hospitals include santa rosa memorial, petaluma valley and queen of the valley medical center and napa. they say the problem is a faulty paycheck system, they say. since the start of last month, workers have not received any paychecks or were paid hundreds, even thousands of dollars less than what they had earned. i've calculated in. obviously i couldn't do everybody who sent me their paychecks and their corona sheets, but i have calculated anywhere from hundreds of dollars of thousands of dollars that are missing on paychecks do depending on what the category of the nurse was. a spokesman for providence hospital says most of the pay issues have been resolved and that a new payroll system was added last week. alright our time is 7 14 with this friday, the 49ers start their preseason at levi stadium. they will be playing the green bay packers, 49

managers to switch the office to the tarmac for 12 weeks of handling bags at airports in sydney and melbourneo blame? that would be the big question. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. have a great night. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on "the newshour" tonight... the biden agenda -- we examine the potential environmental, economic, and political impact of the major climate and health care package passed by the united states senate. then... a toxic legacy -- residents living near abandoned uranium mines fight to hold companies and the federal government accountable after experiencing high rates of cancer. >> ther

and philanthropy founding the olivia newton john cancer and wellness center in melbourne, australia in 2020. she was recognized by the u. k. queen elizabeth, who appointed her a dame. and what's the one memory that stands out the most from 40 years ago, remaining olivia throughout it all. she remained close with her grease co star, john travolta from 40 years earlier. ah, yes, i think we had crushes on each other, but we both were seeing other people and. but i think that's what made the chemistry work. after her passing travolta writing on instagram, my dearest olivia, yours from the 1st moment i saw you and forever. your danny, you're john. ah. olivia newton john was 73. leah harding al jazeera. ah. this is al jazeera. these are the top stories now, a senior command of the palestinian om group. i'll axa martyrs brigades has been killed in a raid ice many forces in the occupied westbank. the military says it surrounded the home of abraham and lucy before an exchange of gunfire. 2 other palestinians died in the operation. holden, 60 people were injured from home as more from novice. yo

andrew: they sent me down to a very cold part of australia called melbourne that has a lot of great people. cold was redefined when i went to michigan, i went there for six months. there was an accident in a factory in hong kong, they sent for australian engineers. i went to work to help the locals in a complex chemical environment. david: dow is a very's famous chemical company. it was for quite some time. how do you go from hong kong with this australian accent and an american company to the states? andrew: they had this view to go internationally have to hire local while before was volk, they went around the world look of a people who are willing to go to these far-flung locations. hong kong at that time is not sophisticated city was today. basically what they did is a localized and moved to talent locally, i was started by the dow leaders early and they move me around to test me in different places. mostly in asia. then eventually to the u.s.. david: euro trained as an engineer? what was your skill set? andrew: chemical engineering, when i look at today's world the word chemical put yo

the family moved to melbourne, australia. when she was five years old. newton john landed her first big break, winning a talent contest on a popular tv show, which earned her a trip to london and by the age of 15. she had formed an all girl group appearances on on daytime tv shows and weekly pop music programs would follow, but most will remember one of her greatest roles as the beloved character sandy in the 1978 movie musical grease. tell me about it stirred. newton john catapulted into superstardom after co starring with john travolta in the musical which produced duets. you're the one that i want and summer nights, while newton john became a household name after grace. she had a long list of credits to her name selling over 100 million albums worldwide and winning multiple awards, including four grammys and nine american music awards. us album debut. let me be there produced her first top 10 single of the same name in 1973, and later she earned more success with her first number one hit. i honestly love you, okay. she had 10 number one hits in all, i

more next year, the authorities are afraid of a wave of protests about forecasts for the winter and melbourneing and mass looting. this plan was announced by the head of the swiss police. freddy fesser. this is the same case when the economic crisis causes a social crisis without electricity, atms, fuel and heating, the population will rebel increased official according to him, the citizens. it is necessary to prepare in advance for a possible power outage, stock up on food, candles, batteries, and the security forces increase patrols and mobilize reserves. that is how switzerland for the first time, violating the principle neutrality and joining the anti-russian sanctions is preparing for the coming winter. we already had drills on how to respond to power shortages. then we discovered serious shortcomings, for example, the lack of emergency generators for police crews. we have corrected these shortcomings, so now the security forces are fully armed and ready for unrest, even if the cost of the country's economy is in danger of falling, especially since tourism, which accounts for three to fi

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the family moved to melbourne, australia, when she was five years old. newton john landed her first big break, winning a talent contest on a popular tv show, which earned her a trip to london and by the age of 15. she had formed an all girl group appearances on on daytime tv shows and weekly pop music programs would follow , but most will remember one of her greatest roles as the beloved character sandy in the 1978 movie musical grease. tell me about it. step newton john catapulted into super stardom after co starring with john travolta in the musical which produced duet. you're the one that i want and summer nights, while newton john became a household name after grace. she had a long list of credits to her name selling over 100 million albums worldwide and winning multiple awards, including four grammys and nine american music awards. her us album debut. let me be there produced her first top 10 single of the same name in 1973, and later she earned more success with her first number one hit. i honestly love you. she had 10 number one hits in all, inclu

the family moved to melbourne, australia, when she was five years old. newton john landed her first big break, winning a talent contest on a popular tv show, which earned her a trip to london and by the age of 15, she had formed an all girl group appearances. on daytime tv shows and weekly pop music programs would follow , but most will remember one of her greatest roles as the beloved character sandy in the 1978 movie musical grease. tell me about it. stir newton john catapulted into superstardom after co starring with john travolta in the musical which produced duets. you're the one that i want and summer nights, while newton john became a household name after grace. she had a long list of credits to her name selling over 100 million albums worldwide and winning multiple awards, including four grammys and nine american music awards. her us album debut. let me be there produced her first top 10 single of the same name in 1973, and later she earned more success with her first number one hit. i honestly love you. she had 10 number one hits at all, includi

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we are going to see temperature drop in melbourne if we have a look at the three-day.ve showers all the way through to friday. speaking of rain, as we hop across we have red, severe weather alerts out the west of the south island. we could see some flooding. we also see the rain into the north island. auckland will be pretty wet all through the week. as we move through southeast asia, very wet as well for parts of indochina. myanmar in particular, thanks to the monsoon rain, but also northern areas of the philippines. we have a severe flood advisory that remains with thunderstorms in manila to the weekend. ♪ >> if the commodore had not been there, the israeli invasion would not have been as well reported. >> it had become that journalistic center. >> you could be in the same enclave and then you went out into civil war. >> i started off in the grand suite. the next room i was iwas underground in a tiny prison cell. >> beirut, the commodore, war hotels, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top stories. kenyans are bracing for a possible legal battle over the res

world to raise money and aw awareness she raise the money for a cancer center in her hometown of melbourneat age 67 in her sixth decade of recording, newton john and chloe released "you have to believe. it went to number one on the dance club charts. when cancer came back in 2017, a tumor at the base of her spine, her tour was put on hold her husband grew marijuana at their california home. >> they help with pain they help with sleep and so i'm very lucky that i live in a state where it's legal. how lucky is that. ♪ have to believe we are magic ♪ >> reporter: olivia newton john, creating magical performances for millions of fans >>> up next, if you build it, they will come the cubs and reds get ready for their field of dreams showdown >>pl> us britney and the jets. ill ton john's new clab with britney spears see you around. i knew that was the last time i'd see tom. the truth is, i was spending too much online jake from state farm. don't give up what you love. state farm has options like bundling home and auto, so you get a rate that fits your budget. tom! i'm gonna buy more stuff! for sur

andrew: they sent me to melbourne, australia. i got cold, to find went to michigan. went there for six months, and there was an accident in the factory in hong kong and they sent four australian engineers to help the locals operate the environment. david: doubt is a famous chemical company and was for some time. how do you go from hong kong, with this australian accent, an american company in the middle of the united states? andrew: they had this view to go international, you have to hire local, well before it was vogue. they went around the world looking for people willing to go to these far-flung locations, hong kong was not the sophisticated city it is today at that time, and basically they localized in group talent locally, but kept a playbook. i was spotted early by the dow leaders, and they moved me around to test me in different places, mostly asia, and eventually the u.s. david: what was your skill set? andrew: chemical engineering. the word chemical puts you in a different place with that thought. it is problem-solving engineering. i learned how to be a prob

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the family moved to melbourne, australia. when she was five years old.ton john landed her first big break, winning a talent contest on a popular tv show, which earned her a trip to london and by the age of 15, she had formed an all girl group appearances. on daytime tv shows and weekly pop music programs would follow , but most will remember one of her greatest roles as the beloved character sandy in the 1978 movie musical grease. tell me about it. step newton john catapulted into superstardom after co starring with john travolta in the musical which produced duet. you're the one that i want and summer nights, while newton john became a household name after grace. she had a long list of credits to her name selling over 100 million albums worldwide and winning multiple awards, including four grammys and nine american music awards. one of her most treasured titles, though, was that of mother having daughter chloe rose in 1986 with her first husband, matt lattanzi, newton, john married her second husband, john easterling. in 2008 health issues, took center

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live from melbourne. greg, good heavy with us. how much of a blow to al qaeda is the death of a heavy that surprisingly difficult question. go on, so we know that there's our, here is one of the most significant figures in the history of terrorism. and he made a great contribution to al qaeda helping its formation almost 35 years ago. seeing it through a difficult decade, 11 years under his leadership. there's no questions, it's a great loss. but whether this ends up being a serious problem for all kinds or whether it becomes an inflection point. and i believe him to pivot to a leadership or you will have to wait and say it's, it's, it's, it's surprisingly difficult to figure out what this means for the years ahead. all right, with the, it's difficult. yes. but, but what happens to al qaeda that presumably one thing we can be sure of is that it's leaders will no longer seek to hide in in populated areas. no, that's true. i mean, that they won't be hiding in plain sight. they won't be going out on a couple of balconies, just walkin

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we're going to see the temperature drop in melbourne if we have a look at the 3 day then we've got showers all the way through so friday, now speaking of rain as we hop across the tasman, we've got red, severe weather alerts out for the west of the south island, we could see some flooding here, but we'll also see that rain pull into the north island. all kinds going to be pretty wet all through the week. and the weekend now was we moved to southeast asia . it's very wet as well for parts of indo china. me in my particular thanks to the monsoon rains, but also northern areas of philippines. we have got as the via flood advisory remains, with thunderstorms in manila to the weekend. ah, a reporter's retreat in a brutal civil war. if a commodore hadn't been there, the israel invasion would not have been sold. the commodore had become journalist eccentric. you could be in the safe enclave and then you went out into civil war. i started off leavings, while the grand suite, the commodore hotel, the next room i was in was underground, the tiny prison. so as a hostage, they routes the commodore wal

disease into advocacy and philanthropy founding the olivia newton john cancer and wellness center in melbourne, australia. in 2020, she was recognized by the u. k. as queen elizabeth, who appointed her a dame. and what's the one memory that stands out the most from 40 years ago, remaining olivia. throughout it all, she remained close with her grease co star, john travolta from 40 years earlier. ah, yes, i think we had crutches on each other, but we both were seeing other people and. but i think that's what made the chemistry work. after her passing travolta writing.

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i'm talking to you now from melbourne, but i don't feel safe talking about them because it's not just about me, i have a family there, relatives, and the taliban really don't care who are you, who are these people will just try to cause pain in any way to add to the words of human rights defenders that the situation is really critical now with women's rights in afghanistan, but that doesn't mean that all women feel so locked in. they try to do something, and now the resistance movement among women is much stronger than love, for example, in the 90s, women tried to go to protests in vain so that they , uh, mostly well, let's say unsuccessfully, they cannot achieve their goal, but at least these women try to make their problem visible. and for example, here just this weekend, before the taliban came to power, about four dozen women in kabul once again protested, but they were quickly dispersed, some were even beaten by representatives of the taliban's law enforcement agencies, but after all, it is very important that they are trying to put up some kind of resistance and there is also a