BBC Documents How Taliban Have Reshaped Afghanistan Five Years After Takeover

Five years after the Taliban retook control of Afghanistan, the BBC has gained rare access to senior Taliban figures to document how the group governs the country. The reporting examines key aspects of daily life under Taliban rule, including personal freedoms, technology use, and legal matters such as divorce. The Taliban have used their authority to impose sweeping changes on Afghan society since returning to power. The BBC's access offers an unusual look inside the workings of a government that remains largely closed to outside scrutiny.