Aisha Misbah News Today

Women's education and independent media have been the success stories, but all this might change now.

That unity that a sigh after 9/11 to try to bring the country moving forward. the 9/11 attacks led to the invasion of afghanistan. two decades later the taliban are back in power and presenting a new face to the world. theyve promised to forgive those who fought against them — and to respect womens rights to work and education. but many afghans are still fearful of what the new order will bring, as secunder kermani reports from kabul. back in the classroom. this was amongst the first schools i...

That they saw after 9/11 to try to bring the country again moving forward. thank you very much forjoining us. the 9/11 attacks led to the invasion of afghanistan. two decades later the taliban are back in power and presenting a new face to the world. theyve promised to forgive those who fought against them — and to respect womens rights to work and education. but many afghans are still fearful of what the new order will bring, as secunder kermani reports from kabul. back in the classroom. this...

Pupils have gone on to become doctors, engineers. aisha misbah has worked here for the past a0 years. this time round, the taliban are allowing girls to get an education, but all secondary school classes are currently paused, awaiting new rules from the group. pupils here face other challenges, too. pleas to the previous government for new buildings went unanswered. educating generations of young afghan girls and boys has been one of the main achievements

The 9/11 attacks led to the invasion of afghanistan. two decades later the taliban are back in power and presenting a new face to the world. theyve promised to forgive those who fought against them and to respect womens rights to work and education. but many afghans are still fearful of what the new order will bring, as secunder kermani reports from kabul. back in the classroom. this was amongst the first schools in kabul to reopen for girls after the fall of the taliban in 2001. they, along wit...

Because there are some people swearing as well, but angus, thank you very much indeed for joining us here in bbc news. the 9/11 attacks led to the invasion of afghanistan. two decades later the taliban are back in power and presenting a new face to the world. theyve promised to forgive those who fought against them — and to respect womens rights to work and education. but many afghans are still fearful of what the new order will bring, as secunder kermani reports from kabul. back in the classr...

Schools in kabul to reopen for girls after the fall of the taliban in 2001. they, along with female teachers, had been banned by the group. two decades on, the school has expanded. pupils have gone on to become doctors, engineers. aisha misbah has worked here for the past a0 years. this time, the taliban are allowing girls to get an education but secondary schools remain shut, awaiting new rules from the group.

The 9/11 attacks led to the invasion of afghanistan. two decades later, the taliban are back in power and presenting a new face to the world. theyve promised to forgive those who fought against them — and to respect womens rights to work and education. but many afghans are still fearful of what the new order will bring, as secunder kermani reports from kabul. back in the classroom. this was amongst the first schools in kabul to reopen for girls after the fall of the taliban in 2001. they, alon...

This was amongst the first schools in kabul to reopen for girls after the fall of the taliban in 2001. they, along with female teachers, had been banned by the group. two decades on, the school has expanded. pupils have gone on to become doctors, engineers... aisha misbah has worked here for the past a0 years. this time round, the taliban are allowing girls to get an education

But many afghans are fearful of what the new order will bring, as secunder kermani reports from kabul. back in the classroom. this was amongst the first schools in kabul to reopen for girls after the fall of the taliban in 2001. they, along with female teachers, had been banned by the group. two decades on, the school has expanded. pupils have gone on to become doctors, engineers. aisha misbah has worked here for the past a0 years.