the taliban have had safe havens in pakistan. their leaders are in pakistan. the pakistanis have not denied this. they openly say they have influence, and that the leaders are in pakistan, living in their country. they are provided with health care for their injured and supplies and ammunition. so we think that, yes, it's the taliban doing fighting the war, but it's a proxy war. the taliban may be the army that conducts it, but the brains of management, the puppeteering, happens from pakistan. but the prime minister, imran khan's, argument is that the moment the united states withdrew, there was no reason for the taliban to listen to them any more because they were winning the war on the ground. do you accept that? well, the united states announced their withdrawal this year, whereas the taliban have had safe havens in pakistan for 20 years. so i think that's just an excuse. and i, you know, i'm not sure if prime minister imran khan really is the person who has any control over this. there is the military establishment that has the control over their policy to

look good by pakistan. and then they got the trade between the 2 countries adds up to the equivalent of more than $2000000000.00 euros each year. so the flux of individuals every day, from 125230000 other than that, the bridge which we had to hit that emotional 802000. and because 40, if you're going to be filming is not normally allowed here. but today, the military is making an exception. officials want to show everything is under control. pakistani authorities are suspected of cooperating with the taliban and letting them cross the border to find shelter in pakistan. today, office is searching everyone to do that, you can see all the wiggles coming, coming in single lane and custom staff is present here. they get it all the documents and we just go for the security check and let them go from there. on the 2nd side, there are no security checks in coming in when people are there from wednesday, their new checking system here. and you can see that when they come here, they're on when they just crossover in

now, pakistan's position is very straightforward. we want to help and we have helped getting the taliban to talk to the u.s., got them on the dialogue table. we have done our bit. what cannot afrd now, if there is a civil war, what the u.s. wants us bases in pakistan, if there's civil war in afghanistan. so, if there's civil war in afghanistan we will immediately , get stuck into it. there will be terrorism within pakistan we do not want, apart from anything, that our country cannot afford it. we have just recovered from a desperate economic situation and we do not want to go through it again. judy: i hear that message. at the same time, do you expect that if the taliban does succeed in afghanistan, you're going to have a country next door where women, for one thing, are not allowed to have an education after the age of eight, that you're going to have a country run by a group of terrorists in effect. >> but, judy, what are we supposed to do about it? i mean, the u.s. for two decades in afghanistan trying to force a military solution

look good by pakistan. and then they got trade between the 2 countries adds up to the equivalent of more than $2000000000.00 euros each year. so the flux of individuals every day, from both sides of the 30000 other than that, the bridge which we had to hit that amount to 800000 acres where day if you're going to follow the filming is not normally allowed here. but today, the military is making an exception. officials want to show everything is under control. focused on your authority, the suspected of cooperating with the taliban and letting them cross the border to find shelter in pakistan. today, office is a searching everyone. facilitate the. you can see all the waco coming, the coming and single lane and customs to office visit it. they get it all the documents and we just go for the security check and let them go from there. on the scan side, there are no security checks incoming and outgoing people there from one thing. there are no jiggling just on here. and you can see that when they come here, they

it change and without that, pakistan is doomed. it seems it is re pakistan is doomed. it seems it is pretty much _ pakistan is doomed. it seems it is pretty much all— pakistan is doomed. it seems it is pretty much all but _ is pretty much all but complete. thank you very much indeed, thanks for your time. thank you for having me. find thank you for having me. and thank you _ thank you for having me. and thank you for _ thank you for having me. and thank you for being with us here on bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the mesmerising aerial footage of sheep on manoeuvres — that's gone viral. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president jiang zemin said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian an

and pakistan's territories. already there is a lot of fear. >> reporter: for the past two decades u.s.-pakistan relations have been complicated by pakistan's alleged dual track approach with support for the u.s. while covertly backing the afghan taliban. it's a delicate balance halfgon taliban gains threaten. >> the ttp are now banking on an afghan taliban victory, and they are confident that they will be able to continue their fight against pakistan in the event of the taliban taking over in afghanistan. >> it's pakistan which will be in greater pain than afghanistan. it will be threatened much more. >> reporter: from his undisclosed location masood is coy, hinting that the gains that could be coming his way. >> translator: according to the teaching of islam victory of one muslim is necessarily helpful for another muslim, but how the victory of afghan taliban will prove helpful for the pakistani taliban, time will tell. >> reporter: in the meantime despite his denials expectation is masood's fighters will keep

pakistan 21 without life ascend. they are both doing their best. they've been saying that that middle order at headingley didn't get the business for them. they will hope for more rounds this time of course for england. david really for tom curran, another one of the changes for the hosts, pakistan, as he can see, 21 without loss with three overs there. a premier league footballer has been arrested on suspicion of child sex offences. the 31—year—old man, who has not been named for legal reasons, was detained on friday by greater manchester police. in a statement, the player's club confirmed he had been suspended and added it would "continue supporting the authorities with inquiries and would not be commenting further". the footballer has since been bailed pending further inquiries. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and —

, there are myriad issues for pakistan. the major u.s. demand in talks with the taliban was that they break off ties and cooperation with al qaeda, don't allow a terror base in the country. i mean that was pretty naive really, and the evidence is that the taliban have indeed not broken off ties, and al qaeda has even been fighting along size the taliban. then you've got the haqqani network in pakistan with its links to al qaeda. do you believe al qaeda will reconstitute itself in afghanistan, and what are your fears if that happens? >> al qaeda according to the u.n. report on the subject already has relations with the taliban, and it already stands reconstituted. it may not have the same vigor that it had in the past. but once the taliban control afghanistan and are an international pariah, we will go back to the 1990s where the taliban will get some kind of international connection through al qaeda. and al qaeda will have the protection of the taliban. look, these are groups that are ideologically connected. they are also

some 11 women are raped in pakistan. i'm gonna repeat that every day. 11 women are raped in pakistan, but only very few perpetrators get sentence for these crimes. why is that? well, i mean to say that this happens and box stand alone as is, is not there. it is the global phenomenon, and i'm sure the numbers and boxes are actually much higher because neither only the women that are coming forward. and unfortunately with comments like the ones that the prime minister made it nice that even harder for victims to come forward, because the idea that is being sent to them is that it's your heart. and if it's your fault, and you must have done something wrong, and without gender sensitivity training within the police, that is supposed to investigate these crimes without reforming a criminal justice system. that doesn't seem to that seems to place the burden on victim to go to re live their trauma as again and again, it is clear that this is the, it is clear that this is the problem that's going to remain pervasive until that s

that woman of pakistan many women in pakistan have already experience sexual violence including whom i am in raja. when she was just 6 years old, her parents left her alone with a male friend of the family. she trusted him, but he abused that trust. one of the good isn't that strongly feel about this and what made me feel n 7. as mentioned earlier as well. is that most of these experiences come at an age where that should a religious by those not even for on who am in raja wants to convince the women to speak openly about sexual violence. she says it's the only way to bring about change. she believes that her generation can achieve a lot. she is calling for the same rights for everyone. when we are elect a wife will make a difference. we don't need to be ashamed that had happened to us dish and the burden of proof. the shame lives of the one to do that. so this is something i think making you different in august. but unfortunately, pakistan's women still have a long way to go. for more, i am joined by remo. he dean in the hole pakistan. she's a regional campaigner for amnesty interna

outside, pakistan's embassy. nobody has been arrested. pakistan says the abduction is being investigated and followed up with the highest levels. german chancellor anglo market has described the scenes and villages left destroyed by floods as surreal and ghostly. and the crisis in western europe is only getting worse. more heavy rain has had parts of eastern germany, austria, and the czech republic, at least 183 people are confirmed dead, but that number is expected to rise as the water receives marco has visited the worst hit the village of short for about $12000.00 residents are affected. she's praised, emergency services, and communities helping each other. is this a 2nd? it's terrifying. i would say there is no word and the german language to describe this devastation. but what i witness is incredibly comforting. it's how people are sticking together, how they helping each other. this solidarity among people well known as an madeline's remains on high alert. the armies being brought in to reinforce flood defe

so i think that was totally unfair with the woman of pakistan. many women in pakistan have already experience sexual violence including ma am in raja when she was just 6 years old. her parents left her alone with a male friend of the family. she trusted him, but he abused that trust. one of the good isn't i strongly feel about this and what made me feel unsafe, and i've mentioned it earlier as well. is that most of these experiences come at an age where that should a religious by those not even for his on who am in raja wants to convince the women to speak openly about sexual violence. she says it's the only way to bring about change. she believes that her generation can achieve a lot. she is calling for the same rights for everyone. when we are a collective voice will make a difference, we don't need to be ashamed that did happen to us dish and the burden of proof. the shame lives of the one to do that. so this is something i think are making you different and focus on. but unfortunately, pakistan's women still have a long way to go. while that'

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it's really a proxy war, and without an effective pakistan policy to punish pakistan for continuing to support the taliban as well as the haqqani network and other militant groups that pakistan uses to prosecute as palestinian afghanistan, we're pretty much doomed to see a return of the taliban. sorry to interrupt you there, but you probably know, joe biden has said that he sees that the whole thing isjustified in as much as afghanistan can't once again become a base for foreign jihadists to plot against the west, as he put it. honestly, i'm a democrat, i'm really glad that we have a rational president at the helm. but he, like every other president, since george w bush, has really misunderstood the problems that, in this case, afghanistan's already a sanctuary for international terrorist groups, and unlike previous presidents who may or may not have actually known that, i actually think he does know that. back in 2009 when he was vice president, i had the privilege of having a very small dinner with him at his residence and we talked about afghanistan and pakistan's role and he actual

a key border crossing with pakistan has now been reopened. after being taken over by the taliban, the hundreds of people headed into afghanistan through the spin bolduc sharman bought a point on saturday summer afghans living in pakistan who want to rejoin their families for the muslim festival of eat alada. next week. pakistan closed the crossing on wednesday after the taliban captured the african side. now they are letting limited numbers of travelers through again. people are coming the other way to the afghans and pockets. on each returning home. taliban was standing at the border, searching people, allowing them to leave. so with checking voted documents on friday there was heavy fighting. as afghan government troops tried to retake the border town from the taliban. they didn't succeed. set to go there, but there were bodies of afghan government forces and civilians lying burnt on the sides of the road. checkpoints were burned down. the taliban were moving around in afghan forces vehicles. what they're going to do then to the tunnel and

and you're a border crossing with pakistan. hate. he has begun. if corona, virus vaccine rollout, after receiving half a 1000000 doses from the united nations until this week of the country of 11000000 had not received a single vaccine dose. it's noon to month since the government declared a health emergency and imposed a curfew. 2000 have marched in, wants to protest against the corona virus. the vast impact announced by president and man when mccall, the certificate will be needed to access indoor dining venues, retail centers and public transportation. it will all be mandatory for health workers and germany is in a race against the delta variant of the corona virus. that is the warning from health minister young fun for at the same time, doctors groups are warning that many people here are not willing to get vaccinated authorities or hoping that targeted campaigns and improved access to shots will help convince them. usually the people looking for a free spot at this parking lot come to shop for furniture, but today they've come to be vaccinate

ah, the afghan taliban says it seized control of a main border crossing with pakistan. it follows weeks of rapid territorial gains. the spin bolduc crossing connect kandahar city directly with pakistan and is a major supply line for anyone who controls it. it is afghan, a sun 2nd busiest entry point and connects its vast south west with pakistani ports and the province of baluchistan. pictures show taliban fighters at the gate, it would be a major advance for the group, which is taken advantage of the withdrawal of us troops to push back the afghan forces. but the government says its troops have repelled devices. couple high the reports now from the pakistani side of the border from pish. if you look at the one asked on, it's a line log country that depends on neighboring country for all kinds of applied. essential commodities. and i've got not to mention the fact that port rent here that was also a lifeline for nature and us correlation for it and it's on. now it is important to know that the dollar bond 1st concentrated on taking the board across which gets on the rai

an african stuck in pakistan scrambled for a chance to get home. thousands waited, hopeful that pakistan would allow them passage after the taliban took control of the afghan side of the crossing by force. it took 2 days of talked movement to start again. mother, she got the box on i've got i'm not going to be, i don't know, but the fucks tony soldiers are not letting us go. they told us that there is fighting with tom on the other side. we don't know what is happening. been bolduc is a logistical lifeline for southern afghanistan. $900.00 trucks usually pass through here each day. they carry much needed supplies. they pay customs duties that are no longer going into government coffers for thousands every day. it is a portal to see family and friends on each side of the border as the muslim holiday eat approaches. this should be one of its busiest time with that, but i found that mom of the the board is closed and we were waiting in the hot temperature since my son just had surgery. i'm a widow and you can see all the people waiting here. we filmed the telephone on the pocket stone side

but in pakistan, in temperatures of near 40 degrees, the merge was not joyous. many travelers telling us they just wanted to the conflict and the disruption it brings out on your what we want. we don't want fighting one piece and whoever will deliver it. if it will be the government all the time. we want to new lamp country without fighting. that is all we want will spin, bolduc is the most significant. the taliban has taken a handful of border crossings and i've got some north, west and east and recent weeks. against the backdrop of taliban gains. president of sheriff connie is known as pakistan for an urgent regional summers. charlotte bellis. audi 0, couple. 211 on now with the prime minister, designates on how to get he has again failed to form a new government. he's announced. he's stepping aside today. lebanon has been without a functioning cabinet for 9 months and is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. that's not a 100 res. i met with the president and he demanded what i deem as substantial change to the formation of the government. we also discussed

and the implications this has for pakistan. well engage the dollar, bon k, go over a spin ball dog. came mad the surprise after dad already you know what? keep border cross things or not in other areas. so after that, been by occupation by the dollar bond. there was a humanitarian crises that were beginning to on forward tens of thousands of people stranded on both sides. because this is a very busy border. given the fact that most of the medical emergencies from one hand on crutches to budget on becoming a better medical facility. and also the fact that many families would be going across to meet their relatives because it holidays right. approaching by for bucket on huge implications. given the fact that any fighting between the national army should decide to go on the offensive against the dollar bond and been ball doug has the recipe for the doctor because fellow andrew parker thought and because of that, the progress on the security for also beefing up their position by the boarding thing to notice that there were definite

this is something i think protests are making a years difference with in pakistan. >> pakistan's women still have a long way to go. >> let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the european union's top court has ruled that employers can force a ban on religious symbols in the workplace but the step must be justified and it has to apply to all religions equally. the case centers around two muslim women in germany who were suspended for wearing headscarves. there have been protests in the capital, beirut. this failure comes as the country is mired in its worst economic csis in decades. turkey is marking the fifth anniversary of a failed military coup, 250 people died and thousands were injured when a military faction tried to as to the president. the sweeping political crackdown and mass arrests followed. you are watching dw news. we are covering angela merkel's final visit to washington as the german chancellor. we are waiting for a joint news conference between president joe biden and the german chancellor. we have to say goodbye to some viewers

it lies fall of kandahar and gives access to pakistan solutions. don province, which taliban leaders reports that he used as a back base for years. it's capture is the latest in a series of strategic gains by the taliban as us and nato forces continues to withdraw from the water country. economy. bonds are i thing trying to control the economic chill plains. so to pressure the government and as well as the population that is in the domain of the government because we're controlling the border crossings, there will be difficulties in the resupply on the supply of a lot of things to these people. tunnel forties denied the takeover of the crossing, but pakistan the security forces said the body back was seen raising the flag over the town. last week, taliban claimed to be in control of 85 percent of off gun time, after seizing key border crossings with iran. it took many stops for administers of the shanghai cooperation organisation, meeting in the taj capital dish and expressed support for the african government that's actually in the member states o

in pakistan's closest town, taliban fighters moved freely. support for the armed group was on public display. in afghanistan, they recorded themselves in an effort to show life continuing his normal. >> people are very happy. they are crying with happiness. i was asking people to get back as they rushed at us, but they were saying that we were waiting for you guys for the last 20 years. charlotte: in pakistan, and temperatures of near 40 degrees, the mood was not joyous. many travelers telling us they just want an end to the conflict and the disruption it brings. >> want peace. we don't want fighting. we want peace and whoever will deliver it. if it will be the government or the taliban, we want an islamic country without fighting. that is all we want. charlotte: it is the most significant, the taliban has taken a handful of border crossings in afghanistan's north, west, and east in recent weeks. against this backdrop of cap taliban gangs, the president is now in uzbekistan for an urgent summit. charlotte bellis, "al jazeera." , couple. marya

so i think that was totally unfair with woman of pakistan. many women in pakistan have already experience sexual violence including whom i am in raja. when she was just 6 years old, her parents left her alone with a male friend of the family. she trusted him, but he abused that trust. one of the good is, and i strongly feel about this and what made me feel and even as mentioned it earlier as well, is that most of these experiences come at an age where that should a religious by those not even for as on who i am in raja wants to convince the women to speak openly about sexual violence. she says it's the only way to bring about change. she believes that her generation can achieve a lot. she is calling for the same rights for everyone. when we are collect wise will make a difference. we don't need to be ashamed that did happen to us dish and the burden of proof, the shame lives of the one to do that. so this is something i think us are making it different in august, but unfortunately pakistan's women still have a long way to go. remo, my heating

next week, pakistan closed the crossing on wednesday after the taliban captured the african side. now they are letting limited numbers of travelers through again. people are coming the other way to the afghans and pockets on each returning home. were standing at the border searching people, allowing them to link with checking board documents. on friday, there was heavy fighting. as afghan government troops tried to retake the border town from the taliban. they didn't succeed. said go there, but there were bodies of afghan government forces and civilians lying burnt on. the side of the road, checkpoints were burned down. the taliban were moving around in afghan forces vehicles. but you know, they're going to do that to the tunnel and border crossings. provide a rich source of revenue. the group of those who taken other checkpoints with neighboring countries in the north and west in land lot more torn s canister, the crossings are lifeline. essential is brought in from pakistan and in the other direction. afghan goods transported to the world. here it's been bolduc sha month, the ta

bob, on pakistan, security forces have taken measures to control the situation. the windows have been properly transferred to receive medical treatment. china has asked pakistan to thoroughly investigate the truth as soon as possible. capture the perpetrators severely punished them and effectively protect the safety of chinese personnel. institutions and projects and pakistan. south africa was biggest crisis in decades is seeing no signs of an end. after days of violence and looting, politicians are urging president to deploy more military to try to calm what's going on on the streets. at least 72 people have been killed in the unrest. now, there are shortages of food and fuel with transport. links on supplier routes disrupted by violence. what began as a protest against the jailing of the former president jacob's rumor, as that turned into an uprising against poverty, hunger and inequality. the police in johannesburg, going door to door in some neighborhood to recover items that was stolen from stores and shopping centers. community leaders helping collect tips

but in pakistan, in temperatures of near 40 degrees, the mood was not joyous. many travelers telling us they just want to 9 to the conflict and the disruption it brings. what are your words? we don't want fighting one piece and whoever will deliver it. if it will be the government all the time. we want to new land country without fighting. that is all we want will spin bolduc is the most significant. the taliban has taken a handful of border crossings and that's kind of sounds north, west and east and recent weeks. against the backdrop of taliban gains. president, usher of connie is known as pakistan for an urgent regional summers charlotte dallas, out to 0 cobble. the ethiopian government has been carrying out ethnically motivated, arbitrary arrests against take ryan's, according to amnesty international, the rights group says it's been taking place over the past 2 weeks following the government's unilateral cease fire in that northern t region. and the state says police and the capital out a sob of our conductive, sweeping mass arrest, arrests of gains, and m

it's been close on the pakistan size. telephone says that they won't live to continue with normal, they won't truck the keep coming and going and exports people to keep going across the border that pop us on as close that they say security concern. it does sound quite a difficult position because if they open the border, the caliber is going to get a lot of those duties. and with that being the 2nd floor, that's a lot of money and difficult position with the government of all of that money. stop going to come on. charlotte bellis in kabul. thank you. well, let me speak now to come all. hi, drew. he's in the pack. his saw the city. oh peshawar, near the african border and joins as lives come on. the strategic border crossing remains at a standstill. what are the implications for pakistan? well, 1st of all, just to let you know as far as border between chapman and bon bonded is concerned a day of huge importance that you saw in embellish report. the most important thing to remember now, and what happens next there because t

it's a major supply routine to pakistan's baluchistan province. doctors in pakistan have been treating taliban fighters wounded in the latest fighting gun. please say they're also hiding in civilian homes near the board of crossing. the county band has made significant gains in recent weeks. foreign troops withdraw from the country. and pakistan has rejected criticism that he has provided support to the tommy banner, to the group. took control of spin bull doc of got his sons president shotgun. he made the allegations that talks that i've been held in the back capital. tuscan intelligence estimates indicate the influx of over 10000, and you had the fighters from pakistan and other places in the last month, as well as support from that. and the 5 national kevin organization, networks and organization supporting the taliban, are openly celebrating the destruction of the acid and capabilities of the people in state to blame budget san for what is going on in atlanta on i feel is extremely unfair. i came to govern. why would i come to gobble if i was not interested in peace? the whole idea

so i think that was totally unfair with woman enough pakistan many women in pakistan have already experience sexual violence including ma am in raja when she was just 6 years old. her parents left her alone with a male friend of the family. she trusted him, but he abused that trust, one of the cuties and i strongly feel about those. then what made me feel unsafe, and i've mentioned it earlier as well. is that most of these experiences come at an age where that should a really just by those not even for is on who am in raja wants to convince the women to speak openly about sexual violence. she says it's the only way to bring about change. she believes that her generation can achieve a lot. she is calling for the same rights for everyone. when we are collect, a voice will make a difference. we don't need to be ashamed that did happen to us, didn't the burden of proof. the shame lives of the one to do that. so this is something i think us are making it different in august. but unfortunately, pakistan's women still have a long way to go. while let's take a bit deeper into this story with read al

but in pakistan, in temperatures of near 40 degrees, the mood was not joyous. many travelers telling us they just want to 9 to the conflict and the disruption it brings out on your what was one piece. we don't want fighting one piece and whoever will deliver it. if it will be the government or the taliban. we want to new lamid country without fighting. that is all we want will spin bolduc is the most significant. the taliban has taken a handful of border crossings and that's going to sound north, west and east and recent weeks. against this backdrop of taliban gains, president sheriff connie is known as pakistan for an urgent regional summers. charlotte bellis? audi 0. couple. will the afghan government says the taliban is offered to stop fighting for 3 months. if 7000 of that fighters are released from prison, afghan government negotiate and not they're not very spoke to us earlier and gave this response to the proposal. today's once we are, we are genuinely, very strongly pushing for talk and meaningful talks on table 2 in this war once for ever and to reach

busy spin ball the case the dog did to to pakistan 1st. so it is a venue. busy venue for government. secondly, south specially kinda had it the but least for the taliban. did it spiritual lead. it was stationed to. busy be from 994 to 2001 was staying there. so. busy busy taking over the place, getting back to a place where we started the resistance and the inception. i think that is what strategic for taliban. busy my public opinion might more get violated with this woody within the population, especially in the south that my my how you and simply tell, you know, if they can ship hon bundle with just on your clothes by hired. i thought it was based on the i've taken over islam follow with you on the f taken over the border with the minister and so on. most the region gets to the region of them taken by italy, but it will be my vision of the problem. government with the region in the region might get more worried about how to deal with started on. okay. i trying to pick up on something you said they're just dive into a little bit. so it's what you're saying

the spin bowl that border crossing connects the city of kandahar directly with pakistan and as a major supply line for whoever controls it, the afghan government has dismissed the taliban claim saying the attack was repelled and people have died after a blast hit a bus carry more than 30 chinese engineers in pakistan.

essentially. brought in from pakistan and in the other direction. ask and good to transport it to the world. here it's been bolduc. taliban flag flies on the afghan side of the border. so pockets done this no longer seems to be any great obstacle. let's turn our attention now to some other stories making headlines at best. our, our team, always the wife of haiti's assassinated presidents has returned to the caribbean nation after receiving treatment in miami hospital. she was injured during the attack on her husband, jovan, oh moiz. last week, dozens of people have been taken to hospital in texas, i for a chemical fill in a water part. people suffered a minor skin irritation and breathing problem. forties are investigating the costs of the leak. well, germany is in a race against the delta variant of the corona virus. that is the warning from health minister yan sean. at the same time, doctors groups are warning that many people here are not willing to get vaccinated . authorities are hoping that targeted campaigns and improved access to shops will

so i think that was totally unfair with woman of pakistan. many women in pakistan have already experience sexual violence including ma am in raja when she was just 6 years old. her parents left her alone with a male friend of the family. she trusted him, but he abused that trust. one of the good isn't i strongly feel about this than what made me feel and save, and i've mentioned it earlier as well. is that most of these experiences come at an age where that should a really just by those not even for on who am in raja wants to convince the women to speak openly about sexual violence. she says it's the only way to bring about change. she believes that her generation can achieve a lot. she is calling for the same rights for everyone. when we are collect wise will make a difference. we don't need to be ashamed that did happen to us, didn't the burden of proof, the shame lives of the one to do that. so this is something i think put aside making a huge difference in focus. but unfortunately, pakistan's women still have a long way to go. the authori

and meanwhile. — pakistan to be beefed up. and meanwhile, peace _ pakistan to be beefed up. and meanwhile, peace talks continue in qatar. ., ., , , ., ., qatar. yeah, absolutely, and that violence--- _ qatar. yeah, absolutely, and that violence... peace _ qatar. yeah, absolutely, and that violence... peace talks _ qatar. yeah, absolutely, and that violence... peace talks in - qatar. yeah, absolutely, and that violence... peace talks in qatar, l violence... peace talks in qatar, violence... peace talks in qatar, violence still on the ground ongoing in afghanistan, and that violence, that television insurgency is really the root of these tensions between afghanistan and pakistan, the context to this incident, or the reaction to it, partly, at least, because afghan officials have long accused the pakistani intelligence services of tacitly supporting the taliban and of supporting their insurgency, providing them with safe havens. we've heard comments from the afghan president in recent days, couldn't sizing pakistan positive behaviour. pakistan's prime minister and ran con has r

now i do need to put in the context of the relationship between canister and pakistan right now. it has really deteriorated as the security situation has deteriorated and it all came to a climax. last week, when the taliban took control of a border crossing hoops been bolduc, it's in kinds of high. it connects with pockets on the 2nd busiest border crossing . and afghan astonished the telephone took control of it on wednesday and for 2 days negotiated with the pakistan government directly to re open it and reopened on the telephone control. and that really escalated the relationship situation between afghanistan and pakistan. war of words and food between the politicians. and that happened on friday the same day that the ambassador's daughter was also abducted in the united kingdom as recorded almost 40000 new cases of corona virus. on the same day, almost all restrictions in england came to an end. what's become known as freedom day, so face masks no longer needed, and social distancing rules scrapped. but doctors, a warning that could soon be a $100000.00 cases. the day general

it all comes ahead of pakistan. hosting talks next week, following the withdrawal of foreign troops from afghanistan. charlotte palace has the latest from the african capital campbell. they are very upset about this. there has been tweets from politicians, even the telephone condemnations that this ambassadors daughter, her name was sicily alley he'll. she's 26 years old and she was adopted in his lama bad on friday by what the foreign ministry says is unknown assailants. but she was held for a number of hours. she was tortured, she had wrote marks, number of injuries, and she required hospital attention. so the foreign ministry has reacted by recalling it saturday by recalling, talk to filaments from his law. i'm a bad bringing them back here until they say, course unquote, security threats are removed, but talking to politicians here, they do believe that this was some type of state sanctions at 10 that they believe it was and painted to seems some type of message. so they are very unhappy, a lot of tweets today s

it's the 2nd most strategic entry point between pakistan and afghanistan . it lies south of kandahar and gives access to pakistan, baluchistan province, which taliban leaders reports that he used as a back base for. yes, it's capture is the latest in a series of strategic gains by the taliban as us and nato forces continues to withdraw from the water country. because the bonds are i thing trying to control the economic to planes. so to pressure the government and as well as the population that is in the domain of the government because we're controlling the border crossings, there will be difficulties in the resupply and supply of a lot of things to these people. i've got this tunnel for it is denied the takeover of the crossing, but pakistan the security forces said the body back was seen raising the flag over the last week. taliban claimed to be in control of 85 percent of afghanistan after seizing key border crossings with iran. took many stop. foreign ministers of the shanghai cooperation organisation meeting in the target capital do shall be expressed s

but a couple accuses pakistan of providing a safe passage for the taliban to cross over. come all hide has more now from talk them on the pakistan african border focused on the longest border reduced neighbour of honest on stretching over 2600 kilometers. it also one of the most challenging of rain, red altitudes, ranging from 7400 meters above sea level deserts and out most of the work had been undertaken by the budget on the military itself. already 90 percent of the work had been completed by august on her spend hundreds of millions of dollars on this project, which is likely to be completed by the end of 2021. the self gotten already helped and reducing the violence in august on bomb blocks and dentist or tag and a whole page that the better border management between the 2 countries and budget tonge barrier on the on buckets on border. it's likely to help reduce that security risk to pakistan and also not to give an opportunity for the guns who have been accusing budget on of letting infiltrate to come across its dedicating this fencing has also given a lot of strengt

dennis don says they've captured a strategic crossing on the border with pakistan. the spin bowl that border crossing connects the city of kandahar directly with pakistan and is a major supply line for whoever controls it, the afghan government has dismissed the taliban claim saying the attack was repelled. and 8 people have died after blast hit, a bus carry more than 30 chinese engineers in pakistan. they were heading for diamond, the northern district of upper cost on $4.00 of those killed with chinese nationals . the death toll from violence triggered by the rest of former african president, jacob zoom has risen to 72 more than 1200 people have been arrested poverty and record employment, helped till the unrest. south korea reported its highest daily number of covey, 900 infections. since the pandemic began, 1600 new cases were announced on the wednesday breaking a record set last week, south korea res, restrictions and capital. so its highest level. a corona virus lockdown in australia's biggest city that was due to end on friday has been extended by at least 2

our afghanistan and pakistan correspondent secunder kermani has more from kabul. this incident took place on friday afternoon when the ambassador to pakistan�*s daughter in the capital was kidnapped and assaulted. she was travelling in a taxi when another passenger got into the vehicle, started beating her and calling her father a communist. she lost consciousness. when she came to her, she was lying in a residential area of the city, her hands and feet had been tied and she was quite badly injured. this incident has sparked anger here in afghanistan feeding into an already tense relationship at the two countries. in the last few hours, the afghan foreign ministry has announced that its recalling all senior afghan diplomats from pakistan it says until their security concerns are addressed, including putting on trial those responsible for this incident. the pakistani foreign ministry has responded saying that that decision is regrettable. it points out that the prime minister has ordered all resources be utilised, apprehend those who are responsible, and also ord