week and the company has opened a confidential phone line for anyone who is experienced or witnessed inappropriate behaviour. zoe conway, bbc news. to afghanistan next, where women have held a protest in the capital kabul against a decision by the taliban to shut beauty salons for women. the participants shouted slogans demanding work, bread and justice . these pictures were sent to us by the women themselves: soon after the protest began, taliban guards used water cannon to disperse the women. some of the protesters said they were tasered and the taliban also fired in the air. the afghan rulers earlier this month ordered the closure of thousands of beauty salons across the country within a month. my colleague zari kargar has been speaking to one of the women involved in the protest.
which are making it tougher for aid organisations to operate in this country. is your government willing to take responsibility for your share of what you should be doing to further expand the aid that is coming to your country? so girls education and girls, stopping them from the work, so this is, i think, the internal policy of islamic emirates. but i think all the things, all the humanitarian aid and the donations and the grants, those should not be related to this this issue, this issue only. the gap between afghanistan s rulers and the world is widening at an unexpectedly rapid pace. its people are at risk of being left to fight a crisis on their own. yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. let s have a look at the sport now.
that figure now stands at 3a million, which is more than 90% of the population. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye sent this report from the capital kabul. no time for a childhood. 11 year old saeed ali akbar must work every day so that his family can eat, one of more than a million children out of school in afghanistan. he was in sixth grade till last year. i really liked school. i miss it. this is very hard work, but i ve got used to it now, he says. next door, his older brother does the same work. nine hours of hammering and welding earns them 150 afghanis a day, less than $2.
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