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  Sounds like Texas
context: This also results in NGO's not being able to help and reach women (as men are not allowed near them, of course). >
  
  There also probably aren't that many women working in NGOs in Afghanistan today. Obviously some of them stayed after the Taliban took over but if you're a foreigner working in Afghanistan (especially a woman) you already know that you are risking your life. Most NGO workers are passionate about what they do but not downright suicidal. >
  
  I thought most people working for NGOs were locals, rather than foreign workers. >
  
  This is correct. >
  
  Yeah right. I also agree with this. Probably he was familiar about this. I envy people like them. They know exactly what's happening . >
  
  How do the Taliban benefit from turning Afghanistan into a failed state? They aren't doing well right now and their solution seems to be to make things much worse >
  
  You see a state failing financially and morally, they see a state that pleases Allah