VOICED: Fear lingers for Afghan women 10 years on

The video discusses the progress and challenges faced by Afghan women, particularly in education, since the US-led invasion in 2001. It highlights the increased enrollment of girls in schools and the representation of women in the Afghan Parliament. However, it also addresses the ongoing threats from the Taliban and the potential risks to women's rights in future peace negotiations. The narrative includes personal accounts of attacks and the fear of losing hard-won freedoms.

What significant change occurred in Afghanistan regarding girls' education after the US-led invasion in 2001?

• The Afghan Parliament banned girls' education.

• Girls were only allowed to attend school in secret.

• The number of girls attending school increased significantly.

• Girls were banned from attending school.

What is one of the main concerns of Fawzia Koofi regarding peace negotiations with the Taliban?

• The withdrawal of foreign troops.

• Her rights being compromised for peace.

• The lack of educational opportunities for boys.

• The Taliban gaining more power in the government.

What is Fawzia Koofi's fear if her voice is not heard?

• Being forced to leave the country.

• Losing her position in Parliament.

• Living without a meaningful role or voice.

• Being physically harmed.

What do advocates insist must be included in any peace deal with the Taliban?

• A ban on women's education.

• An increase in military presence.

• A guarantee of women's rights.

• A reduction in foreign aid.

What is a major concern for Afghanistan's future as foreign troops prepare to leave?

• The rise in tourism.

• The increase in foreign investment.

• The potential loss of momentum in women's rights.

• The economic impact of troop withdrawal.