really a starting point for afghanistan's current troubles well to discuss that i'm now joined by fazio koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madame ku feed so great to talk to you think you very much for your time thank you both of you now first of all let me start by getting your reactions to this latest visit by the u.s. secretary of state. not only indorsed president gunnies intention to hold talks with the taliban but actually repeated an offer for the united states to engage directly in those talks do you think that's a good idea. or. would like to stay. in afghanistan the boat in war but also in peace i think could there is a lot of confusion about the peace process in afghanistan definitely people of afghanistan who have suffered for more than forty years of war and conflict would like to see a country of peace because the country is now at the peak of so many conflict security stability also the upcoming elections two people want to see peace and security and. mediation of international community as a good and toured a will ensure a further sus

welcome back to worlds apart with piracy a koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madam coffey just before the break we were discussing why the gains in women's rights in afghanistan dissipated so quickly once the taliban took over and i personally believe that's because this issue has long been presented as something before and there is a trying to impose on the afghan society first it was the soviets later it was the westerners and we can now see some effort that particularly in the west to present the women's issues in afghanistan as part of the meat's you movement do you think that's actually helpful. to be honest there are a lot of. changes and the sense most taleban since two thousand and one changing the perspectives that initially us money people in afghanistan would be guard. the support for women as a foreign agenda as an urgent that the worst and the u.s. and the national community is in favor because women freedom came along with the fall of ton of fun. together with this abuse situation americans and they do come to afghanistan so many

welcome back to worlds apart with piracy a koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madam goofy just before the break we were discussing why the gains in women's rights in afghanistan dissipated so quickly once the taliban took over and i personally believe that's because this issue has long been presented as something before and there is a trying to impose on the afghan society first it was the soviets later it was the westerners and we can now see some effort that particularly in the west to present the women's issues in afghanistan as part of the me to move men do you think that's actually helpful. to be honest there are a lot of. changes since. two thousand and one. changing the perspectives initially as many people in afghanistan. support for women as a foreign agenda as an urgent that the worst and the u.n. and the national community is in favor because women freedom came along with the fall of taliban. together with this abuse situation that americans and they to come to afghanistan so many people in afghan so good regard. initially opposed to

welcome back to worlds apart with piracy a koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madam goofy just before the break we were discussing why the gains in women's rights in afghanistan dissipated so quickly once the taliban took over and i personally believe that's because this issue has long been presented as something before and there is a trying to impose on the afghan society first it was the soviets later it was the westerners and we can now see some effort that particularly in the west to present the women's issues in afghanistan as part of the me too movement do you think that's actually helpful. to be honest there are a lot of. changes send the sense most taleban since two thousand and one changing the perspectives in the us and the people in afghanistan would to be. support for women as a put it. as an urgent that the worst and the you it and the national community is in favor because women freedom came along with the fall of ton of fun. together with this abuse situation americans and they do come to afghanistan so many people enough been so

a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madame koofi is so great to talk to you think you very much for your time thank you now first of all let me start by getting your reactions to this latest visit by the u.s. secretary of state who not only indorsed president gunnies intention to hold talks with the taliban but actually repeated an offer for the united states to engage directly in those talks do you think that's a good idea what's going to. strategic partner or i mean it. would like to stay. in afghanistan the boat in war but also in peace i think could there is a lot of confusion about the peace process in afghanistan definitely people of afghanistan who have suffered for more than forty years of war and conflict would like to see a country of peace because the country is now at the peak of so many conflict security stability also the upcoming elections two people want to see peace and security and. mediation of international community as a good and toured a will ensure further sustainability for peace but the peace process should actually be tal

really a starting point for afghanistan's current troubles well to discuss that i'm now joined by fazio koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madam coo feeds so great to. you think you very much for time thank you. now first of all let me start by getting your reactions to this latest visit by the u.s. secretary of state who not only indorsed president gunnies intention to hold talks with the taliban but actually repeated an offer for the united states to engage directly in those talks do you think that's a good idea. or. would like to stay. in afghanistan the boat in war but also in peace i think could there is a lot of confusion about the peace process in afghanistan definitely people of afghanistan who have suffered for more than forty years of water conflict would like to see a country of peace because the country is now at the peak of so many conflict security stability also the upcoming elections so people want to see the peace and security and. mediation of international community as a good and toured a well ensure further sustainability for peac

welcome back to worlds apart with piracy a koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madam coffey just before the break we were discussing why the gains in women's rights in afghanistan dissipated so quickly once the taliban took over and i personally believe that's because this issue has long been presented as something before and there is a trying to impose on the afghan society first it was the soviets later it was the westerners and we can now see some effort that particularly in the west to present the women's issues in afghanistan as part of the me too movement do you think that's actually helpful. to be honest there are a lot of. changes the sense most taleban. changing the perspectives initially yes many people in afghanistan would be guard. support for woman. as an agent that the worst and the u.s. and the national community is in favor because women freedom came along with the fall of taleban. together with this abuse situation americans and they do come to us and so many people enough been so good regard. initially. with the guard woman move

really a starting point for afghanistan's current troubles well to discuss that i'm now joined by fazio koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madame ku feed so great to talk to you think you very much for your time thank you both of you now first of all let me start by getting your reactions to this latest visit by the u.s. secretary of state who not only indorsed president gunnies intention to hold talks with the taliban but actually repeated an offer for the united states to engage directly in those talks do you think that's a good idea what afghanistan is still one of the strategic partner or i mean it kind of thought it. would like to stay. in afghanistan the boat in water but also in peace i think good there is a lot of confusion about the peace process in afghanistan definitely people of afghanistan who have suffered for more than forty years of water conflict would like to see a country of peace because the country is now at the peak of so many conflict security stability also the upcoming. elections to people want to see peace and security and.

really a starting point for afghanistan's current troubles well to discuss that i'm now joined by fazio koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madame ku feed so great to talk to you think you very much for your time thank you for having now first of all let me start by getting your reactions to this latest visit by the u.s. secretary of state who not only indorsed president gunnies intention to hold talks with the taliban but actually repeated an offer for the united states to engage directly in those talks do you think that's a good idea what afghanistan is still one of the strategic partner or i mean you can't put it well the sea. would like to stay. in afghanistan the boat in water but also in peace i think good there is. a lot of confusion about the peace process in afghanistan definitely people of afghanistan who have suffered for more than forty years of war and conflict would like to see a country of peace because the country is now at the peak of so many conflict security stability also the upcoming elections two people want to see peace and secu