CLEAN : Afghan national boxing team on the ropes after fleeing Taliban rule

The transcript discusses plans to return to Afghanistan, which were halted due to warnings about the dangers posed by the Taliban, especially for those involved in boxing. The Taliban's restrictions on sports, particularly boxing, are highlighted, as it is considered illegal under their rules. The closure of gyms forced athletes to train in secret locations. The narrative also covers the family's decision to flee for safety and the potential impact on sports careers, with risks of persecution by the Taliban.

What was the initial plan before receiving warnings at the airport?

• To attend an international boxing event

• To start a new boxing club

• To return to Afghanistan

• To visit a neighboring country

Why were the boxers warned against returning to Afghanistan?

• Due to a political summit

• Due to a natural disaster

• Because of a sports ban

• Because of the Taliban's stance on boxing

Where did the boxing team train after the gym was closed?

• At a local school

• In a community center

• In a public park

• In a garage at home

What was the reason for the boxers' fear of being found by the Taliban?

• They were involved in illegal activities

• They were organizing protests

• They were participating in international competitions

• They were planning to leave the country

What could happen to professional sportsmen if the Taliban's restrictions persist?

• They might receive government support

• They could be forced to change sports

• They might face persecution

• They could gain international recognition