stay in afghanistan because, culturally, it is a very big deal for an afghan woman to go abroad without a man in the family. 0r without a man in the family. 0r without parents or family members. they were told that their families could not be evacuated. they stayed behind, still living in fear. but some who were with young children, young families, and their husbands, they have managed to be outside afghanistan now. i they have managed to be outside afghanistan now.— they have managed to be outside afghanistan now. i have been reading about protests _ afghanistan now. i have been reading about protests on _ afghanistan now. i have been reading about protests on the _ afghanistan now. i have been reading about protests on the streets - afghanistan now. i have been reading about protests on the streets of - about protests on the streets of kabul by women. how much difference might they make? fits kabul by women. how much difference might they make?— kabul by women. how much difference might they make? as an afghan woman, rebecca, ithink— might they make? as an afghan woman, rebecca, i think seeing _ might they make? as an afghan woman, rebecca, i think seeing them _ might they make? as an afghan woman, rebecca, i think seeing them on - might they make? as an afghan woman, rebecca, i think seeing them on the - rebecca, i think seeing them on the streetjust rebecca, i think seeing them on the street just gives you rebecca, i think seeing them on the streetjust gives you a little bit of a glimmer of hope. even though, when i see them on the street, i fearfor when i see them on the street, i fear for their security. but not much has changed so far but keeping their voice alive, keeping their faces in public, that, i think, gives a lot of hope to the ones who have left afghanistan, who are in