One of the founding members of the afghan taliban, mullah abdul salaam zaaef, has told the bbc that 95% of the taliban do not agree with the decrees preventing girls from attending high school and university, and barring women from some workplaces. in an interview for the bbc today programme, mullah zaeef said he hoped this would soon change. he was speaking to our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. the people, to link security and stability. they became united under one control. some people are complaining there isn t employment and also girls education, and women working. this is the request of the people. working. this is the request of the eo - le. , ., ., working. this is the request of the eole. , . ., , ., ,, people. they want more progress. what about people. they want more progress. what about the people. they want more progress. what about the taliban people. they want more progress.
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Stability in Afghanistan and South Asia generally is tied toPakistani action to limit the Taliban's ability to operate inPakistan, peace efforts with India, exploration of regional tradeand investment opportunities, and a return to democratic politics.The U.S. should pursue these objectives to help Pakistan addressthe roots of violent extremism and contribute to greater regionalstability and peace.