regains control, there are new fears the militants will reimpose their strict, often brutal, treatment of women kelly cobiella spent the week in afghanistan with those who are now facing a very uncertain future. reporter: in afghanistan girls are used to dreaming big a doctor. dentist doctor. reporter: for them, going to school is normal you have many students 8,402 students. reporter: so is coping with the constant threat from men who don t want them to learn. translator: they say you might die but i try to keep the girls motivated to study the principal tells me under the taliban in the 1990s women and girls were banned from work and education, shrouded, kept out of public life. but for 20 years now, they ve lived out in the open, many free to make their own choices. they ve seen huge gains in education, equal rights,