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Stand and be recognized, and to see that, it was awful. >> under the taliban's new all male government, women lost ground right away. the ministry of women's affairs was closed, while women were still permitted at some universities in segregated classes, in many schools including razia's older girls were barred until so-called security concerns could be resolved. but in september, girls up to grade six were allowed to head back to their classrooms. >> i can't tell you how wonderful it is to see these girls in the courtyard playing and also in the classroom and trying to learn. it's just amazin...

It took 20 years for women to stand and be recognized, and to see that it, it was awful. >> reporter: under the taliban's all-male government, women have already lost ground. while they're still permitted at some universities and segregated classes, girls can not attend secondary schools until so-called security rules are evolved. young girls are still in school for now. she said she's determined to build on that. >> i can't tell you how wonderful it is to see these girls in the courtyard playing and also in the classroom and trying to learn. it's just amazing. i have great support in the comm...

Cnn's anderson cooper takes a look. >> which country in the world would fall in 11 days? it took 20 years for woman to stand and be recognized. and to see that it was all for -- >> reporter: under the taliban's all male government, women have already lost ground. while they're still permitted at some universities and segregated classes, girls cannot attend secondary schools until so-called security concerns are resolved. the girls grades six and younger are in school for now. she says she's determined to build on that. >> i can't tell you how wonderful it is to see these girls in the courtyard...

Her life's work is at risk. anderson cooper has more. >> which country in the world would fall in 11 days? it took 20 years for women to stand and be recognized and to see that it was awful. >> reporter: under the taliban's all-male government, women have already lost ground. while they are still permitted at some universities in segregated classes, girls cannot attend secondary schools until so-called security concerns are resolved. yet girls grades 6 and younger are still in school, for now. razia is determined to build on that. >> i can't tell you how wonderful it is to see these girls in t...