Afghanistan marks 5 years under the Taliban with safer streets but pleas for jobs and education

On the fifth anniversary of the Taliban takeover, many Kabul residents say life feels safer after decades of conflict.
People are calling on the government to create jobs and expand schooling, while the Taliban still bars girls above about age 12 and many women from higher education.
U.N. agencies warn that restrictions on women, rising child malnutrition and widespread school closures are undermining recovery and international engagement.