TED: The danger and devotion of fighting for women in Afghanistan | Tamana Ayazi and Kat Craig

The transcript covers a discussion with a filmmaker about her debut feature, 'In Her Hands', which highlights the story of Zarifa Ghafari, the youngest female mayor in Afghanistan. The filmmaker shares her experiences growing up in Afghanistan, her early start in filmmaking, and the challenges faced while filming in Taliban-controlled areas. The conversation also touches on the risks involved, the filmmaker's reflections on leaving Afghanistan, and the importance of global solidarity for gender equality. The discussion concludes with a call to action to support Afghan women and watch the film.

What were some of the good memories the interviewee had from their childhood in Afghanistan?

Can you describe the program that the interviewee participated in during high school?

What is the main theme of the film 'In Her Hands'?

How did the interviewee feel about meeting the Taliban during the filming process?

What risks did the interviewee and Zarifa face while working in a province with a strong Taliban presence?

How did the interviewee describe the importance of solidarity among women globally?

What are the interviewee's thoughts on the future of women in Afghanistan?

What were the feelings of the women interviewed regarding their situation under Taliban rule?

What does the interviewee believe is necessary for women in Afghanistan to regain their rights?

What impact does the interviewee hope the film 'In Her Hands' will have on viewers?