to carry out in the future. they ve said that will be their biggest weapon in targeting groups like al-qaeda or isis in the future. afterfour weeks in power, the taliban have recast the ministry of women s affairs as a new department to enforce strict islamic moral law. the building in kabul now bears a sign saying: ministry for the propagation of virtue and prevention of vice. it came as videos posted on social media showed a group of women employees outside the ministry building, urging the taliban to allow them to return to work. our reporter sodaba haidare explained the role of the ministry during the first taliban regime. so, they are in so, they are in char-e so, they are in char-e of so, they are in charge of morality crimes, what they call morality crimes, what they call morality crimes. in the 90s, during the taliban regime, they had imposed harsh restrictions on people, and they had police that would died on the streets
is very real. what do you make of the taliban is very real. what do you make of the taliban claim is very real. what do you make of the taliban claim that is very real. what do you make of the taliban claim that they - is very real. what do you make of the taliban claim that they do - is very real. what do you make ofj the taliban claim that they do not want to support terrorism? i think the credibility want to support terrorism? i think the credibility of want to support terrorism? i think the credibility of the want to support terrorism? i think the credibility of the taliban - want to support terrorism? i think the credibility of the taliban is - the credibility of the taliban is virtually zero. i don t believe a word they say. their words have already been undermined by their actions. the idea of an inclusive government has proved to be a joke. they resurrected a ministry of virtue and vice and cancelled the ministry of women s affairs. there is not a woman remotely in a
direction of afghanistan. there is no ministry of women s affairs, there are obviously no women whatsoever. and the protests that we ve been seeing, that has been very much in reaction to that. today s protests in the west of kabul, it is only a small protest, but as we understand it, it is still going. these women are saying to the taliban without women, your government will fail. these women have come so far in the last 20 years. the advancements that have been made, these are educated women, they have traveled the world, they are connected through the internet, through smartphones. they have had a taste of democracy. to think that they are going to be banished to their homes, it is just out of the question. hence these women are taking to the streets. but let s have a listen now to what the taliban spokesman said yesterday in this press conference trying to bandy
means extra 5000 fighters was “oininu th. ~ ., prisoners. we heard in the report that he had prisoners. we heard in the report that he had heard prisoners. we heard in the report that he had heard that prisoners. we heard in the report that he had heard that women . prisoners. we heard in the report i that he had heard that women were being forced to wear the burqa and some freedoms women have enjoyed since the taliban were pushed out all those years ago are now being rolled back. how worried are you about that? how s it going to affect women in your country? i about that? how s it going to affect women in your country? about that? how s it going to affect women in your country? i think what the sa women in your country? i think what they say with women in your country? i think what they say with the women in your country? i think what they say with the bbc women in your country? i think what they say with the bbc news, - women in your country? i think what they say with