Activists and youth charity workers speak on the seizing of Kabul, and what this means for the young people, minorities, women, and wider diaspora of Afghanistan
in kabul this morning. you get a sense from the noise and the numbers of people, this is the international airport, military flights are flying now. the sheer number of people you can see they re trying to leave the country, there is a window of opportunity for some to get out. sheekeba nasimi is from the afghanistan and central asian association and joins us now. good morning to you. i know you have been keeping in contact with friends, colleagues and family in afghanistan, what is the picture emerging that you are hearing? goad emerging that you are hearing? good mornin: , emerging that you are hearing? good morning. thank emerging that you are hearing? good morning, thank you emerging that you are hearing? (limp. morning, thank you for having me. yes, i have been in contact with people in afghanistan, and i m constantly checking, i am up to date with social media, but i receive a lot of messages from afghans asking for help. although i do as much as i