Further footage from the protest against Taliban rule of Afghanistan in Parliament Square

The speaker highlights the need to end injustice against women globally, emphasizing that silence leads to increased oppression. They compare the struggles in Iran and Afghanistan, noting the worsening conditions under the Taliban. The speaker shares personal family challenges due to the situation in Afghanistan and calls for international support to remove the Taliban and restore freedom and education for women and girls.

What does the speaker believe is necessary to address the injustice faced by women globally?

• Supporting only local efforts

• Ignoring the issue

• Raising international voices

• Recognizing the Taliban

According to the speaker, what happens if people do not speak up against oppression?

• The situation improves

• The pressure increases

• International support decreases

• The Taliban becomes weaker

What is the speaker's view on the connection between personal and collective pain?

• Personal pain is shared with others

• Personal pain is unrelated to others

• Collective pain is less significant

• Collective pain is a personal burden

What is one of the main challenges faced by Afghan families as mentioned by the speaker?

• Access to luxury goods

• Freedom to travel

• Access to education

• Opportunities for employment

What does the speaker hope for from richer and more powerful countries?

• To remove the Taliban

• To open borders for refugees

• To provide financial aid

• To offer scholarships