"leaving kabul was the most difficult decision of my life," adding that he was sorry he "could not make it end differently". in kabul, more demonstrations have been reported on the streets of the capital and other cities, despite a warning from the taliban that no protests should take place in afghanistan without their permission. 0ur correspondent danjohnson, who's in delhi, has been following developments. it does look like people, to some degree, are defying this protest ban that was put in last night. the taliban interior minister saying that any protests would need official permission, that that would need to be requested 24 hours in advance. so, a de—facto ban. he said some people had been taking to the streets "with the instigation and financing of malicious parties, under the cover of demonstrations, but causing breaches of security, harming citizens and creating chaos. " and we saw some violent scenes yesterday, with protesters being held back, being beaten, being lashed. there were journalists who were detained, their cameras
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