essentially, sharia _ is? sure. greetings from new york. essentially, sharia law— is? sure.om new york. essentially, sharia law is the - essentially, sharia law is the religious law, the divine law of muslim faith communities, and it's based in chronic value, so it's based in chronic value, so it's based on the quran. i can say a little bit more about the different traditions, but essentially, islamic law and sharia are practised by many muslim majority communities, states, nations throughout the world. there are over 49 of them muslim nations, and many of them have some islamic inspired values. i and many of them have some islamic inspired values.— inspired values. i grew up in indonesia. _ inspired values. i grew up in indonesia, so _ inspired values. i grew up in indonesia, so i— inspired values. i grew up in indonesia, so i saw - inspired values. i grew up in indonesia, so i saw that - inspired values. i grew up in indonesia, so i saw that on | inspired values. i grew up in| indonesia, so i saw that on a inspired values. i grew up in - indonesia, so i saw that on a daily

again, you can wear, but according to sharia law. you are not allowed to sharia law.e want to learn our mistakes. as a journalist, what did you make a batch? weill. what did you make a batch? well, arain, what did you make a batch? well, again. time _ what did you make a batch? well, again, time will— what did you make a batch? well, again, time will tell. _ what did you make a batch? well, again, time will tell. i— what did you make a batch? well, again, time will tell. i think - what did you make a batch? well, again, time will tell. i think one . again, time will tell. i think one thing _ again, time will tell. i think one thing that— again, time will tell. i think one thing that was striking that press conference was that they took questions, in fact you may think the question— questions, in fact you may think the question to — questions, in fact you may think the question to that answer came from a female _ question to that answer came from a female journalist, a female afghan journalist — female journalist, a female afghan journalist. but, you know, again, it is

u, ., ., , , sharia law. i can hear how deeply connected _ sharia law.ed you are _ sharia law. i can hear how deeply connected you are to _ sharia law. i can hear how deeply connected you are to afghanistan sharia law. i can hear how deeply - connected you are to afghanistan and the women there, the people that you have become friends it sounds like. do you think you might be going to come back given the conditions? yes. i was able come back given the conditions? yes. i was able to — come back given the conditions? yes. i was able to work— come back given the conditions? jazz i was able to work under the taliban the first time, had to get a visa the first time, had to get a visa the islamic republic, the islamic emirate of afghanistan at the time and photography was illegal in 2000 and photography was illegal in 2000 and 2001 when i went. but i was able to go there and i was able to work. i do believe the taliban will allow journalists to go there. i do not know what they will eventually allow us to photograph, if at all, but, yes, i would like to go bac

so the point is the sharia has due process.ss. we have to see to what extent the taliban are going to try to codify their version of the sharia, which is really not a virgin. it's a deformity of the system of law —— not a version. irate system of law -- not a version. we have to system of law —— not a version. we have to leave it there. thank you very much. abed awad, a lawyer in the us. we're going to look in detail at how the taliban managed to seize power with a fairly very little resistance in such a short space of time. next week, over 4000 athletes gather for the paralympics in tokyo. ahead of the games, a global campaign has been launched to raise awareness of the one billion people who have a disability. many are unlikely to go to school and half are out of the employment market. paul carter reports. you are superheroes. really? yeah, we're superheroes, all right. this campaign is called we the 15. it aims to highlight and tackle issues faced by disabled people who make up 15% of the world's population, around 1 billion

sharia law is the religious law, divine law of most of them —— muslim faith communities.the traditions but essentially, islamic law and sharia are practised by many muslim majority communities, states, nations throughout the world. there are over 49 muslim majority nations and many of them have some islamic inspired values in their legal systems. professor, i crew u- their legal systems. professor, i grew up in — their legal systems. professor, i grew up in indonesia - their legal systems. professor, i grew up in indonesia so - their legal systems. professor, i grew up in indonesia so i - their legal systems. professor, i grew up in indonesia so i saw| i grew up in indonesia so i saw that on a daily basis in my everyday life, but is there a hard and soft approach to sharia and how much does culture play a part? different countries have different interpretations?- countries have different interpretations? there is no . uestion interpretations? there is no question about _ interpretations? there is no question about it. _ interpretations? there is no question about it. the

thank ou for parameters of sharia law. thank you for those — parameters of sharia law.emarkable photos and remarkable stories of her time in afghanistan. and just to remind you that we have a constantly updating live page on the rapidly changing situation in afghanistan, with all the latest news lines and developments. just log on to bbc—dot—com—slash—news and follow the links. anger is growing in haiti as aid agencies are struggling to reach some of the worst affected areas hit by the earthquake on saturday. foreign aid is starting to trickle in but bridges are damaged, roads are poor, so getting it to the people that need it, is slow work. the death toll is now more than two thousand people — thousands more have been injured and are being treated in clinics and makeshift hospitals. let's hear more from nadesha mijoba who is the country director for the health foundation in jeremy, haiti. very difficult to get the aid and one, because the bridge that goes into the area is destroyed and so, you can only arrive through a certain point and then you have to unload everythi

so what we say a sharia umbrella. . so what we say a sharia umbrella we — umbrella. .mbrella we are talking _ umbrella. . so what we say a sharia umbrella we are talking about - umbrella. . so what we say a sharia umbrella we are talking about a - umbrella we are talking about a return to the practices of the 19905. not return to the practices of the 1990s. not necessarily in its entirety. i think the taliban have learned from mistakes they made, they actually said that themselves and i think they may mean that and time has moved on and they have grown and experience. they may well actually have a very engaged and approached him and then they will impose sharia law strictly on areas. being prepared to allow the capital city more flexibility. for being prepared to allow the capital city more flexibility.— city more flexibility. for whichever perspective _ city more flexibility. for whichever perspective you — city more flexibility. for whichever perspective you look _ city more flexibility. for whichever perspective you look at _ city more flexibility. for whichever per

the sharia law must be respected.s a spokesperson again -- the spokesperson again. >> i also want to reassure all media groups, if the work, according to our islamic rules, to sharia, there will be free, they can work, they can be free, but i have three requests for the media, first, they need to know that islam in afghanistan is very important, if there is anything against islamic law or sharia on their broadcast, they will not be allowed. but according to islam, they have the hold of freedom to broadcast really. -- whole of freedom to broadcast freely. ross: here is our correspondent in dubai. reporter: it is the same kind of statement the taliban have been making for many months, if not years. there's been a steady position of diplomats from many countries, of afghans going to the gulf state of qatar, sitting down with the taliban, asking, what do you mean when you say all the rights within islam? what do you mean by a pure islamic system? they have been saying, we just don't know the details. so when the words are

well, obviously they have their interpretation of sharia law, i their interpretation of sharia law, asa law, as well, and this can be quite worrying. it'll put women in a very difficult position. pare worrying. it'll put women in a very difficult position.— difficult position. are women succeeding — difficult position. are women succeeding in _ difficult position. are women succeeding in getting - difficult position. are women succeeding in getting out i difficult position. are women succeeding in getting out of. difficult position. are women i succeeding in getting out of the country? those who you're speaking to you or your hearing about third—hand or second—hand from relatives? are the magic to leave afghanistan?— relatives? are the magic to leave afuhanistan? ~ �* ., ., ., afghanistan? we've heard today that a film-maker — afghanistan? we've heard today that a film-maker managed _ afghanistan? we've heard today that a film-maker managed to _ afghanistan? we've heard today that a film-maker managed to escape i afghanistan? we've heard today that| a film-maker managed to escape and a

selma, so much talk of implementing sharia law, as i said.means different things to different people. you've been looking into this. what can you tell us? >> reporter: absolutely. and as we approach the august 31st deadline, kim, the taliban is going to shift their focus from one of evacuation efforts, one of an emergency situation, to actually forming a government in afghanistan. that is a massive task. i think a lot of analysts, observers will tell you that the taliban took control of the country quicker than expected. so there's going to be a lot of questions about what kind of government will be formed. going back to the fact of their first press conference, the taliban saying they will form a government based on sharia. but sharia is human interpretation of divine law, human interpretation there being the key parts that ultimately means what that looks like is up to the taliban themselves. take a look. after takeover, the taliban vowed to govern afghanistan by sharia. when asked how that would differ from the group's rule two decades ago

details what living with sharia law means. make reassurances that of a commitment to a free and independent media. but that came with a caveat. sharia law must be respected. here's the spokesperson one more time. translation: i also want to reassure all media groups if they work - according to our islamic rules, to sharia, they will be free, they can work, they can broadcast freely, but i have three requests for the media. first, they need to know that islam in afghanistan is very important. if there is anything against islamic law or sharia on their broadcast, they will not be allowed. but according to islam, they have the whole of freedom to broadcast freely. lyse doucet is our chief international correspondent. shejoins me from dubai. the press conference featured many questions, but also raised money as well. i wonder what your thoughts for as he watched it. it’s wonder what your thoughts for as he watched it. �* , , ., wonder what your thoughts for as he watched it. �* , ,., ~ ., watched it. it's the same kind of statemen

lisa, as you well know, the taliban will bring back sharia law.tions for women and girls under sharia law, and how would reinstating this rule upset the females who were free for the past 20 years? >> right. well, the past 20 years it hasn't been a picnic for anyone in afghanistan, right? if you worry about your children coming home and not being blown up at an ice cream shot or indiscriminate attacks at mosques and so fort, weddings. so forth. it hasn't been, you know, an easy time because of the influence of the taliban, and that was only marginal. now imagine -- [inaudible] where they will be, as you said, urn sharia law where that becomes the law of the land where women have no rights. not only do they have no rights, they are abused. they become sex slaves, they are mutilated. women are not allowed to get educated. we've gone back in time. you look at this picture of afghanistan in the '70s, you can see how backwards things are. women are going to universities and have jobs. now they have to be completely covered, they're not allowed to go an

if they continue to live according to sharia, we will be happy. the uk government announces up to 20,000 afghans will be resettled in britain in the long term. we'll be speaking to the afghan women's associaiton in australia to find out what life might be like now for women under the taliban. also in the programme: half a million children in desperate need of shelter and safe water in haiti after saturday's earthquake claimed nearly 2,000 lives. and — the plague is still a killer in parts of the world — now a new vaccine could consign it to history once and for all. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in kabul in afghanistan, where taliban leaders, who've never been seen in public before, have been making theirfirst statements on afghan soil, to a world still shocked by their lightning victory. they hope to have calmed a worried nation and international community, with assurances that those afghans who assisted international forces would come to

i sharia law. i wonder if you buy any of that. ., ., sharia law.ns will be _ of that. i do not. i suppose in the end, actions will be louder - end, actions will be louder than words, deeds. women have been turned away from work, girls from school and students from universities, so i am not sure the rhetoric we have heard today matches the reality of what has been happening. i think it is fair to say we need to hold the taliban to accounts, we need to make it clear to them we expect human rights to be respected, but when you look the way that the taliban have behaved previously, and indeed everything they've said recently, we have to be very careful in protecting the human rights of those that live in afghanistan, and we have a responsibility to the people that have been our partners in that country. that have been our partners in that count . ., .. that have been our partners in that count . ., ~ i. ., that have been our partners in that count . ., ~ ., ., ~ ., , country. thank you for talking to us this afternoon, _ country. thank you for talking

does not mean equality for women, sharia does not mean equality forwomen, doesn't sharia does not meann, doesn't mean women can do anything they like. so, yes, there are so many doubts and people are very suspicious about the taliban. but so far the situation in kabul, people are frightened that they can still go out and do things that most people are hiding. {iii most people are hiding. of course we are hearing a lot about anything reporting on what is happening in kabul but elsewhere in afghanistan, it is not so easy to hear what is going on with regards to women, how they are being treated and what taliban militants are doing outside the capital? i hear people in the north talking about the taliban starting to surge people's homes. looking for people who worked for the government, looking for military vehicles, for weapons, they are scared of people in the north. i think people in the north. i think people are worried and in other places like kabul. this is what makes people worry and feel uncertain about their security. we are hearing that some businesses have been able to reopen i

. , ., , , have freedom of speech under sharia law. . , , have freedom of speech under sharia law.re of what the — law. can you help us paint a picture of what the next _ law. can you help us paint a picture of what the next few _ law. can you help us paint a picture of what the next few days - law. can you help us paint a picture of what the next few days will - law. can you help us paint a picture of what the next few days will look | of what the next few days will look like for the people of afghanistan and the people in kabul? can they go to their workplaces? the banks have shut down. people are trying to take money out of the banks. can you help us understand what the next few days will look like? i us understand what the next few days will look like?— will look like? i hope it will be a new chapter. — will look like? i hope it will be a new chapter. a _ will look like? i hope it will be a new chapter, a piece _ will look like? i hope it will be a new chapter, a piece and - will look like? i hope it will be a l new chapter, a piece and freedom because in the past there were te

sharia law is islamic law. is very much — bring? sharia law is islamic law. is very much left up _ bring? sharia law is islamic law. is very much left up to _ bring? sharia law is islamic law. is| very much left up to interpretation. many countries use a form of that. saudi arabia for example is one of those that carries out punishments to the limit. that can be beheading for capital crime. in the past the five years from 1996 to 2001, the taliban carried out a lot of very brutal punishments particularly amputations. isis when they had a self—declared caliphate, they did a lot of those as well. there is a really ghoulish hideous element to this because usually these regimes tend to corral the public into forcing them to watch this. they order them, forcing them to watch this. they orderthem, police forcing them to watch this. they order them, police order them to come to the stadium to watch this and that is what used to happen under the taliban. they used a stadium to have people watch as someone was amputated. it was horrific. there will be plenty of people

sharia law in and of itself is not a threat, it essentially is the principal of islam. subject to the interpretation of clerics and jurists and it does not say women should be treated less than men, it says they were created from the same essence and choose who they marry and have a job. but it is interpreted differently in every country around the world, we do not know how the taliban will apply sharia law. we do know is how they applied it last time. they were a brutal, repressive regime, and women were essentially removed from society. while they are presenting a softer face at the moment, it remains to be seen just how much the taliban are prepared to allow women to participate. david: it remains to be seen. not sure it is too premature to ask this question. has there been any immediate change, impact on women since the taliban took over? guest: certainly, the taliban on the ground are behaving very differently to the telegram holding press conferences in cabell --kabul. the areas that they are controlling are reporting different experiences. women have been prevent

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careers as long as it's in the confines of the slavic sharia. it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines day to day life has to go on best it can. things are different though. for instance, with the taliban policies on women's rights, she had unclear this little snapshot of her legs been affected. beauty salon is reportedly taking preventative measures painting over women's faces on the adverts, their locals. they are afraid of repercussions from the taliban. elsewhere though, for those who say life appears to be returning as well as some semblance of normal . again, another snapshot of life. the taliban patrolling the streets, helping traffic police in the city of god, days in eastern afghanistan market. so certain streets will you see for yourself pretty much for the cars. local say the security provided has been good so far, while also mentioning that there was a shortage of some supplies to worry. businesses and shops are open once again in july about 2 that's the 5th largest city an

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you and your family members will be treated based on sharia law".eport's authors. to the report's authors. of moving into all major cities to of moving into all major cities in afghanistan, they have a more advanced intelligent system and a list of individuals even within the very first hours of moving into kabul bay began searching for when government employees especially in the intelligence services and special forces units. �* , , ., units. and this is not the action of _ units. and this is not the action of random - units. and this is not the action of random calibanj units. and this is not the - action of random caliban groups seeking revenge. this involves issuing written orders from the military commission of the taliban and actual intelligence photographs and so on of individuals they are searching for. i would like to stress that the caliban that we are currently seeing is definitely a different animal to what we encountered 20 years ago. they are more advanced and have a much more improved financial system and intelligent system and the fa

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after takeover the taliban vows to govern afghanistan by sharia. that would differ from the group's rule two decades ago, this was the answer. if this question is based on thoughts, ideology, beliefs, then there is no difference. we have the same beliefs, the group spokesman said. the taliban says it's forming an inclusive government that will ensure women's rights within an islamic framework. but because sharia is not a codified system of laws, what that means is entirely up to the taliban themselves. >> when we talk about sha ria i a public context, again, interpretations for how that is applied as islamic law, they differ tremendously across the board. >> reporter: the group's record is bleak. the taliban's draconian regime from 1996 to 2001 was widely criticized by muslims and non-muslims alike. modern legislative applications of sharia by other muslim majority states provide little comfort. take for example iran, a country ruled by a strict shia interpretation of islam. women and girls are harassed daily and attacked. in qatar, women are denie

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as for to sharia, she misses her teammates. it was a great here. teammates.ike so as she drives off for another day hba she'll be home a little earlier now without your practice to cap it off. >> that was lexi speed back reporting for us tonight and a spokesperson. >> for the school tells us they are reviewing the situation and this mother is now looking for an attorney and the aclu is now involved. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the a's on the south side taking on the white sox game 3 game 4 has been a huge struggle out there in chicago. this dad is struggle to try to get a selfie come on. a stay still kid top of the 4 a's down a run. seth brown to take this one. the other way. the solo blast ties it at one bottom of the 6th now white sox with a one-run lead to long for luis he shoots one into the left field gap base hit to run will score and the white sox pad their lead to 2. top of the 9th liam hendriks, the in the closing and he does just that blows. it passed jed lowry that 99 mile per hour of high heat. that's the ballgame

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as you know, we are muslim and we respect a lot to our sharia, and also to islam.ghanistan, most of them are educated, and they know that we respect islam and we will be very happy if they gave a chance for women to work and go to university and study and give their rights, that god gave us this right. i think it's very good news... kamila, sorry to interrupt, but can you take a single word said by a taliban spokesman seriously, given your long experience in the country and your experience of living under taliban rule before? yes, the taliban forget that 50%, or more than 50% of the population of afghanistan, i think it will be a big problem for them, especially the women that are working in the education sector and also in in health. and, right now, they are active in different sectors in afghanistan that will be difficult for them to run the country. so your feeling is that your colleagues, the women you've worked closely with in the empowerment of women in business, you've got so many friends and colleagues still in kabul and other parts of the country, do you b

the taliban commander has said he's committed to women's rights under sharia law.o you have faith in that statement? >> i cannot say anything at the moment given the dark experience of afghan people, regime. we saw so many other thing that is they didn't have the commitment. when i have conversation with afghan girls in kabul, they want to wear everything they wanted, you know? they want to go to cafes, them to go to have a coffee. i mean, to talk about freedom. but i am not sure. we have never been thinking about kabul fell this much quick. >> reporter: half a world away from kabul in the quiet, serene peace of lincoln, nebraska, nasreen nawa grapples with the nightmarish reality back home. >> i very quickly took my phone, and i read messages that someone wrote me, kabul is fallen. i'm not exaggerating, it was the worst time in my life. i cannot believe it. even i still cannot believe it. >> reporter: a journalist studying in the u.s. on a fulbright scholarship, nasreen left afghanistan friday, mere days before the government crumbled under the weight of taliban p

so the total of one have announced officially at least, but they will wide by the law and sharia and islam has given rights to women. and according to the slumming sharia they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry. yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines. yeah, and that's the thing people are going to adapt to quickly in many cases, day to day life is going to go on as best i can. but things are different with the taliban policies on women's rights, for instance, yet unclear will snapshot of how life's being affected because of that beauty salon was reportedly taking preventative measures painting over women's faces on their average, local se, and the owners are afraid of repercussions from the taliban elsewhere though, other things seem to be returning to maybe a semblance of normality. for instance, the taliban patrolling the streets, helping traffic police in the city. god does. looks like it. anyway. lots of east and i've got a st

and according to this slumming sharia, they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry. yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines. well in can stand, 2nd biggest city can to her in the size of the video agency managed to film the taliban, posing with seized weapons and vehicles. they have been discarded by retreating. nato forces early this month, billions of dollars worth and it's anzuedo, marine heavy armor have been abandoned in the country by the us and its partners. this video does show a former nato bass there, and as the pentagon rushes to retreat, u. s. president, to say to that americas on track to finish its mission in afghanistan. by the end of this month, the top u. s. department however, did say that different options a currently being discussed, the taliban have made clear that they have a strong interest in having a functioning airport. we and the rest of the intricate national community certainly have a strong interest in that.

a sharia—based system in afghanistan, like the system the taliban used to have.w and order and justice, if someone were to steal or commit adultery, what should happen to them? translation: all this - is clearly stated in the koran. if someone steals, there is a punishment, for example, for some theft, the punishment is cutting off the hand and foot. and if someone commits adultery, then they should be stoned. and if there isn't a political resolution to this conflict, are you prepared to take kabul by force? translation: i'm trying | to defeat the government and they're trying to make me disappear. in the end, we will be compelled to kill one another. increasingly, it appears there is a disconnect between what is being said by the political office in doha and what the taliban commanders and foot soldiers are doing on the ground in afghanistan. but the vice president of afghanistan remains defiant. this group in doha. they are a deceptive facade of a very dark reality called the taliban. so in your view, have they changed? no, not only they have not changed, they

a sharia—based system in afghanistan, like the system the taliban used to have.stice, if someone were to steal or commit adultery, what should happen to them? translation: all this is clearly stated in the koran. _ if someone steals, there is a punishment, for example, for some thefts, the punishment is cutting off the hand and foot. and if someone commits adultery, then they should be stoned. what about girls going to school? can they go to school and if so up until what age? translation: iii until what age? translation: , ., , ., until what age? translation: , ., , translation: if she wants to she can but the school — translation: if she wants to she can but the school should _ translation: if she wants to she can but the school should be _ translation: if she wants to she can but the school should be girls - translation: if she wants to she can but the school should be girls only. i but the school should be girls only. also, the teachers should be women, she should be able to study up to the age of 12 or 13. and if there isn't a political resolution to this co

and according to this slumming sharia, they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry. yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines. ok, let's get in touch again with our senior correspond mirage guys who's arrived in afghanistan and cobble with a team from r t to tell us what it's like that there is a long delay on the line. and communications are very patchy. so do bear with us more good to see you. tell us about the apple 1st. there must be a terrifying and desperate place right now. what did you see when you arrived well, as is the situation at the airport is what we expected it to be hectic. we expected it to be chaotic. what we didn't expect is you know how, how wide these, these chaos is it's. it's all over the airport. the air field is lifted with bullet casings with, with codes of people's shoes as they stab be did earlier to get a boat, those, those aircraft even to cling on to aircraft. well, you know, will of, it's be left behind and

so the total of one have announced officially at least, but they will wide by the law and sharia and islam has given rights to women. and according to the slummy sharia, they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines, while a semblance of sudden normality might appear to be returning and i've got to stand retard us generals and problem capital politicians. so calling for the continuation of the 20 campaign, they're the same as the mainstream media are ignoring maybe the fact that these say people have vested interest in companies selling weapons. the little court has got more on that side of it. continue, the afghanistan occupation calls to delay the pull out of us led coalition troops have hit the mainstream media when the decision was announced. months ago, i said that i fear that we would come to regret this decision. and we already are. this again is a nightmare when we were there, we had the co

so the total of one have announced officially at least, but they will wide by the law and sharia and islam has given rights to women. and according to the slumming sharia they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry. yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines, a billions of dollars worth of advanced weaponry and heavy arm is being abandoned by the united states senate partners in afghanistan. this video shows the inside of one of the former nato bass in the country that actually seems to be outside on a lot of trucks. now, as they beat a hasty retreat, the u. s. president says, the success of the evacuation is reliant on the cooperation of the taliban completion bargains. 31st depends upon the tale bond. continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are trans, we're transporting out and no disruption to our operation. in addition, i've asked the pentagon and the state department for contingency plans to adjust the t

so the total of one have announced officially at least, but they will wide by the law and sharia and islam has given rights to women. and according to this slumming sharia, they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry. yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines and afghan stan, 2nd biggest city can to her in the size of the video agency did manage to film the taliban, posing we seized weapons and vehicles. they had been discarded by retreating nato forces. early this month, i wrote billions of dollars worth advanced weaponry and heavy have been abandoned in the country by the u. s. and his partners. this video does show a former nato bass there, and as the pentagon rushes to retreat, the u. s. president does admit the evacuation i were lies on taliban cooperation. completion bargains. 31st depends upon the tale bond continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are trans, we're transporting out and no disruption to

if they continue to live according to sharia, we will be happy.up to 20,000 afghans will be resettled in britain in the long term. 5,000 in the coming year. half a million children in desperate need of shelter and drinking water in haiti — after the earthquake which has left nearly 2000 dead. and the trial is due to begin of the singer r kelly — accused of racketeering, bribery and sexual abuse.

so the total of one have announced officially at least, but they will wide by the law and sharia and islam has given rights to women. and according to the slumming sharia they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach. sherry. yeah, it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines. and i've got to start 2nd largest city kandahar in the south of video. agency manage the film, the kind of posing, we seized weapons and vehicles had been discarded by retreating. nato forces earlier this month of billions of dollars worth of a devolved weaponry and heavy arm i have been abandoned in the country by the us on its partners. this video shows a former nato bass in the area of the pentagon, russia to retreat to the us. president says america on truck to finish its mission in. i've got to start while the end of this month to talk with whoever says different options are currently being discussed. fatah about have made clear that they have a strong interest in having a funct

it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines, right. more pictures we want to show you day to day life has to go on bestbuy. com, but things are different with the telephones. policies on women's rights, for instance, yet unclear, this little snapshot of how life's been affected. check this beauty salon reportedly taking preventative measures. painting over women's faces on their advert. local se, the owners are afraid of repercussions from the taliban. elsewhere though, for those who stay life appears to be returning to a bit of a semblance of normality case and point to the taliban. patrolling the streets seems helping traffic police. this is in the city of god. as in eastern afghanistan, markets are open. st. same the see for yourself full of cars. local say the security provided thus far has been okay. well, also mentioning to a growing worry about a shortage of some supplies, businesses and shops are again open in july to july, about the 5th largest city in the country. then there's this billions of dollars worth of advance