Levine: A year under the Taliban — UN workers still pressing for women's rights

One year ago this week, the fundamentalist Taliban re-entered Kabul after 20 years and seized control of Afghanistan's government after U.S. and NATO troops left the country. Canadian human rights researcher and writer Corey Levine, who has worked in war zones for more than 25 years, recently travelled to Afghanistan to see what life is like for women today. This is the second of five reports. Read More