Women from across Afghanistan tell BBCWorld about their daily lives under Taliban rule. MsReads
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Quote Message: We met different people; we would speak with women, men, children, and old people. We would ask about their problems and needs, and then we report their problems and voices to our offices. Our office was trying really hard to help them all. I was feeling glad and great to help my people.
Quote Message: The salary that I was receiving monthly from our office would help me to support my family and my sisters' and brothers' education. But now that we are all at home, have lost our jobs, and are not able to go out alone or without mahram , we should have someone from our family go out with us, like our father, brother, or husband.
Quote Message: I wanted to study and get a masters, but now all my dreams are broken. We are just alive without hope. Now I spend most of my time at home. I watch films, videos on social media and Tv programmes to pass time.
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