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- Women in Afghanistan are answering your questions about their lives after five years of Taliban rule – follow live as we bring you their stories
- Jam factory worker Noori, 24, tells the BBCthat “accessing online learning is very difficult”, while 18-year-old jewellery maker Shakiba says she’ll keep believing in her right to a future
- Dental assistant Ela says what women in Afghanistan need is “solidarity, not silence”: “Speak up for Afghan women, support their right to education and work”
- Girls are banned from secondary and higher education – this timeline shows how life has changed since 2021
- To ensure they can stay in school, some young girls are intentionally failing lessons, BBC Afghan Languages’ Hafizullah Maroof reports
- Many of the women we’re speaking to are not using their own names because they fear repercussions
