for example you know, opening schools, reopening schools for teenage girls and also allowing women in employment in other sectors and also respecting human rights. so, they want to emphasise these things for the taliban when they talk that is on monday and tuesday. on the first day, the afghan women activists and civil society activists, they are having these face to face talks, and then they are finding out what the taliban can offer. the authorities in burkina faso have declared an overnight curfew after a dramatic day which began with gunfire from angry soldiers. protesters came out in support of the mutineers, burning down the headquarters of the ruling mpp party. the soldiers are demanding the replacement of military chiefs and more help in their campaign against an intensifying islamist insurgency. parts of the capital, wagadoogoo, have been sealed off. the president is coming under growing pressure from civilians and the military who say his government is incapable of dealing
against an intensifying islamist insurgency. parts of the capital, wagadoogoo, have been sealed off. the president is coming under growing pressure from civilians and the military who say his government is incapable of dealing with the islamists. our reporter lalla see has been monitoring the situation from neigbouring ivory coast. there is a curfew from 8pm until 5:30am untilfurther there is a curfew from 8pm until 5:30am until further notice. there is a curfew from 8pm until 5:30am untilfurther notice. the population has been asked not to move around in the city and we ve had a statement from the french ambassador that has asked the same to the french community and schools are going to be closed tomorrow. the cause of the unrest is insecurity with the increasing attacks against soldiers in the north and east of