CLEAN : EU says Taliban 'not listening' to Afghans with girls' school ban

The transcript discusses the broader concerns of women in Afghanistan, focusing on access to education, healthcare, and employment rather than just dress codes. It highlights the Taliban's failure to fulfill promises, raising doubts about their reliability. Opening schools for both boys and girls is seen as a potential positive step, though not sufficient for international recognition. The discussion also touches on broader human rights issues, including women's and minority rights, and the need to address regressive trends in the country.

What are the main issues women in Afghanistan are concerned about?

• Travel and tourism

• Feeding their families and accessing education

• Fashion and clothing

• Entertainment and leisure

What has the Taliban failed to deliver on, causing doubts about their reliability?

• Environmental policies

• Opening schools for all children

• Economic reforms

• Infrastructure development

What could be a positive step forward for Afghanistan according to the transcript?

• Increasing military presence

• Expanding tourism

• Building more shopping malls

• Opening schools for boys and girls

Why is reopening schools not enough for international recognition?

• It doesn't address economic issues

• It doesn't solve all human rights concerns

• It doesn't increase foreign investment

• It doesn't improve infrastructure

What broader issues need to be addressed beyond education?

• Human rights, including women's and minority rights

• Only environmental issues

• Only economic issues

• Only technological advancements