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Women and children survivors of the Afghanistan earthquake told DW they are not getting enough aid. The Taliban have imposed several restrictions on women's mobility, which experts say is one of the reasons behind it.

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00:00We didn't exist until we can only have it.
00:02We have to deal with the baggage.
00:04We don't have the baggage or the owners.
00:09We have to stop the baggage.
00:12We don't have to stop the baggage.
00:15We have to stop the baggage while we are coming.
00:20We have to stop the baggage.
00:23But we are moving on to the ground.
00:26I'll get to the village where the people get home.
00:33While they don't want to go to the village.
00:43The village will get to the village to the village.
00:48The village will get to the village.
00:54I've seen it, I've seen it, I've seen it.
01:05Support from the Taliban is very few and very minimal.
01:09Most of the health is delivered without concerning women's needs.
01:16Female survivors cannot access care properly because female doctors and nurses cannot go
01:23there and help all women.
01:25And the Taliban don't let us go there and also help all women.
01:32The gun has been shot by women.
01:42The man has been shot by women.
01:46I've seen them, I've seen them here as well.
01:49I've seen them as well, there's no way to the Alabama people.
01:53These people and they're here to find out how they can do it.
01:55These people are not able to control questions.
01:57We started our Skyrim to land the shoe.

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