00:00:07,023
VO:
Black Turbans
slide past schoolgirls during their break time
(Danish VO: Sorte turbaner
glider forbi skolepiger
under deres frikvarter)
00:00:12,835
Taliban:
If you have
any kind of questions you can ask. Any
questions regarding education and women’s rights, you can ask me.
00:00:21,581
Speak
Taleban are touring
schools for girls– bringing their flag as a gift.
(Danish VO:Taliban er
på rundtur i pigeskolerne - med sig har de deres flag som gave).
00:00:27,532
The time is
over, lets go to the classes
00:00:32,372
(Into the
building)
Puk: What is
your name?
My name is Puk, nice to meet you. I am Puk from Danish tv.
(Puk and teachers walk into the classroom)
Puk: Salam aleykum
Speak
00:00:54,685
The Talibans walks from room to room in a sort of charm
offensive. The students try to continue studying, as had nothing happened.
(Note: Charm offensive sounds weird, can´t find a better expression).
(Danish: Talebanerne går
fra klasse til klasse i
en slags charmeoffensiv. Eleverne forsøger at fortsætte undervisningen som om, intet er hændt).
(Teacher in
English and Dari)
I was
traveling in a wide aeroplane.
Afghanistan has five different types of aeroplanes.
Dari: Afghanistan has five different types of aeroplanes.
The flight attendant brought us a drink and something to eat.
Dari: After we left, The flight attendant
brought us a drink and something to eat.
I was met by
an official by the ministry of education.
Dari: I was
met by an official by the ministry of education.
(Taliban
makes a sign – the teacher should cover her face)
00:01:19,046
VO:
Taliban makes
a sign – signalling for the teachers to cover their
faces. I notice they are all wearing masks – which seems to make it out for
further “cover” rather than corona-protection.
(Danish: Taleban gør tegn
til lærerne om at tildække deres ansigter. Og jeg
lægger mærke til at de alle har mundbind… som gør
det ud for yderligere tildækning snarere end beskyttelse for coronavirus).
3- talibs walking down the hall
4- talibs in class
00:01:30,648
T: Dear
students, do you have any problems with your teacher?
No
Do you come to your lessons every day?
Yes
Does the islamic emirate try to stop you?
No
Did you receive any advertisement from us regarding not going to school?
No
00:01:46,669
There were a lot of propaganda about us, that we are against education
and women. But you saw the truth yourself. And we are always active in that
parts, especially education. For the development and progress of your
education, we are always ready to help you.
8
Puk: I see now girls are in school. Can you understand that girls in
Afghanistan are woriried, since last time you were in
power, they couldn’t go to school.
00:02:21,038
T: Its been announced by the ministry
of education that everyone can be present to their lessons, the teachers and
students can be present.
00:02:41,273
VO: Students
and teachers are following my conversation with the Talibans.
One of the teachers demonstratively gets in front of the camera and pulls down
her mask.
(Danish: Elever og lærere følger med i min samtale med talebanerne. Og en lærer stiller sig demonstrativt frem foran kameraet og trækker ned i mundbindet).
00:03:00,498
VO: In the
next classroom the teachers visible face is again reprimanded (note: She is
anonymized)
(Danish: I næste klasse
bliver lærerindens synlige ansigt igen påtalt.
Scene: Puk is discussing with the Talibans.
Nihab is not face-cover. Niqab? You will have to wait with exact translation until tomorrow.
00:04:04,699
VO: Even
though students have attended, some still stay at home. Which is why the Talibans are here to calm things down (not a good
expression – mane to calm?)
(Danish: Selvom eleverne
er mødt op i skolen, bliver en del stadig hjemme. Det
er derfor, Taleban er her for at mane til ro).
00:04:11,668
10.31:
Lærer: 70 percent of our students are present. We have 80 classes
T: We need active managers like you.
T: you need to advertise about students coming to school
Lærer. Every day we give brochure to them.
T: lets move to the next class
(they leave)
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00:04:29,932
(while teachers are looking at him)
T: My message
for all countrymen and the worlds countries is that we are dedicated to serve
our country like all other muslim nations.
00:05:05,116
VO: As
Taliban is shortly out of the room. I speak with one of the teachers.
(I et øjeblik, hvor
Taleban har forladt klasseværelset, taler jeg med en af skolens
lærere).
00:05:10,451
Puk: Do people
still come to school.
Teacher: They
are not present all of them.
Puk: why not you think?
(shakes her head)
00:05:23,776
Puk: Do you like
teaching?
Yes, I love very much teaching… but I dont know
about…about the future… how I can teach.
00:05:39,529
I like the girls students and class and school.
Puk: Are you worried about the future for teaching?
(She cries)
Puk: I know its a difficult situation…. I am so sorry…..
But its good to see you are still here… even
though its difficult.
00:06:26,053
VO:
Apparently, the staff find it hard to believe in Talibans
promises for the future.
(Det er tilsyneladende svært
for skolens ansatte at
stole på at talebans løfter også holder for fremtiden).
00:06:32,481
Puk: Is there gonna be some changes to the
curriculum, because as far as I understand there is a difference between the
republic and emirate, are there gonna be some
changes?
18.13-18.50:We are focusing on reform and the
changes we brought all over the country. And as you know the managing office of
Kabul was the worlds most corrupt office. And we are
working on to remove this corruption. The education system will continue the
same.
00:07:15.890
Puk stand-up:
It is (absolutely)
absurd walking around with Taliban here at the girls
school, they have been telling them to just continue studying. And at the same time, I sense a really nervous
atmosphere. And surprise, that they (Taliban) just come running around at the
school.
(Danish: Det er fuldstændig absurd at gå rundt med taleban
her i pigeskolen, de har været rundt
og fortælle de bare kan studere. Og
samtidig fornemmer jeg sådan en
virkelig nervøs stemning. Og de er lidt overraskede over de bare kommer rendende her i skolen.
00:08:55,121
Puk stand up: I
am simply shocked/shaken to see how worried and frustrated they are – her
getting up and expressing her anxiety even though it can be dead dangerous.
(Jeg er simplethen rystet
over at de er så bekymrede og frustrerede, at hun nødt til
at rejse sig op og give udtryk for sin bekymring selvom det er dødhamrende farligt).
00:09:14,266
VO:
Afghanistans women and girls have grown up in a more modern period
of time. At the school there are pockets of visible resistance against the new
ruler. And there is also stiffening fear. Unless it is demanded, I doubt, the
Taliban flag will be raised at the school.
(Danish: Afghanistans kvinder
og piger er vokset op i en
moderne tid. I skolen er der små lommer af synlig
modstand mod den nye magthaver.
Der er himmelvendte øjne
over Talebans besøg. Men
der er også stivnende frygt. Medmindre det bliver et krav tvivler jeg på,
de hænger Talebans gave op
- flaget- op i flagstangen.