Afghans Still Fear For Safety As Taliban Promises Peace

The transcript discusses the Taliban's attempt to reshape their image by promising a peaceful Afghanistan with rights for women under Islamic law. However, there are reports of Taliban fighters controlling information, leading to fear among Afghans who delete their digital footprints. Women and others in the Afghan government are in hiding due to threats. There are also reports of revenge killings and forced marriages. Despite the Taliban's claims of non-aggression, chaos ensues at Kabul airport as Afghans try to flee, fearing what might happen after U.S. troops leave.

What is the Taliban's new promise for Afghanistan?

• A peaceful and inclusive society

• A return to medieval rule

• A ban on women's rights

• An alliance with the US

How are some Taliban fighters trying to control information?

• By banning all media

• By asking for cellphones and scanning apps

• By holding public meetings

• By shutting down the internet

What actions are Kabul residents taking due to fear of retribution?

• Moving to rural areas

• Joining the Taliban

• Deleting photos and social media accounts

• Protesting in the streets

What reports are emerging about the Taliban's treatment of women?

• Women are being given leadership roles

• Women are being forced into marriages

• Women are allowed to travel freely

• Women are being educated

What is the situation at Hamid Karzai International Airport?

• Closed to all flights

• Desperate attempts to flee

• Only military personnel allowed

• Calm and orderly