Taliban Vow To Honor Women's Rights But Within Islamic Law

The transcript discusses the Taliban's promises regarding the safety of those who worked with the US-backed government and the rights of women. Despite assurances, there are reports of Taliban fighters targeting government workers, leading people to delete social media content. The Taliban claims women can study and work within Islamic law, but specifics are unclear. Prominent women express concerns about being confined to their homes as in the past. Women's involvement in peace consultations highlights their demand for basic rights like education, health services, and justice.

What has the Taliban promised regarding those who worked with the US-backed government?

• To confiscate their property

• To ensure their safety and honor

• To exile them from the country

• To imprison them

Why are people reportedly deleting social media content?

• To update their profiles

• To protect their privacy from hackers

• To avoid Taliban phone checks

• To save storage space

What is unclear about the Taliban's promise regarding women's rights?

• Whether women can vote

• The meaning of 'within Islamic law'

• The age women can start working

• If women can drive

What do prominent women fear about their future under Taliban rule?

• Being denied education

• Being confined to their homes

• Being forced to work

• Being sent abroad

What have women emphasized in peace consultations?

• The need for more entertainment options

• The importance of basic rights like education and health

• The need for more jobs

• The desire for international travel