What Life Is Like For Afghans Under Taliban Control

The video explores the impact of ongoing conflict in Afghanistan on children, particularly in Taliban-controlled areas. It highlights the challenges faced by schools, the influence of violence on civilians, and the potential for a peace deal. Despite the hardships, there is hope for better education and peaceful lives for future generations. The video also discusses the complex dynamics between the Taliban, Afghan government, and American forces, emphasizing the difficulty of achieving lasting peace.

What is the main reason for the children in Afghanistan to learn in shifts?

• Lack of teachers

• Limited school buildings

• Cultural practices

• Weather conditions

Who funds the schools in Taliban-controlled areas?

• The Afghan government

• The Taliban

• International NGOs

• Local communities

What is a significant factor that leads some boys to join the Taliban?

• Desire for adventure

• Influence of foreign media

• Lack of food

• Loss of relatives

What is the Taliban's policy on education for girls?

• Girls and boys study together

• Girls are not allowed to study

• Girls and boys study in separate schools

• Girls can only study religious texts

According to the United Nations, what is the current status of the war in Afghanistan?

• It is the most deadly war in the world today

• It is a minor conflict

• It is a resolved conflict

• It is a regional dispute

What is one of the main challenges in achieving peace in Afghanistan?

• Lack of international support

• Taliban's refusal to compromise

• Geographical barriers

• Economic instability

What would a peace deal mean for children like Agha?

• A chance to join the military

• A chance to become a leader

• A chance at a peaceful life

• A chance to travel abroad