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1:24Now PlayingOne year since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, life remains increasingly difficult for Afghans.
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Most of the attention from the West has focused on the Taliban's draconian social restrictions on women, girls and minorities, said Vali Nasr, a professor of Middle East Studies at Johns Hopkins, after the Taliban barred girls from attending school after age 12 and eliminated many women's personal freedoms.
But the top concern in Afghanistan today is the economy.
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