14:10
16.2.2014
Naim: We will give women 30 percent share in the government.
14:09
16.2.2014
Naim: (Walks towards Akhtara Bibi). This kind of violence against women is unacceptable. As a citizen I am ashamed when I witness such horrible violations.
14:07
16.2.2014
Ayazi and Akhtara Bibi (acid attack victim) -- Sixth Question: Violence against women has increased in Afghanistan. How would you ensure women rights if you are elected the president?
14:03
16.2.2014
Naim: Afghanistan should become a neutral country like Switzerland.
14:01
16.2.2014
Arsala: I completely agree with Ghani that the agreement guarantees Afghan sovereignty.
14:00
16.2.2014
Naim: We have no alternative to this agreement because we need international assistance for the next 15 years. It must be signed before the elections [on April 5].
13:58
16.2.2014
Ghani: I was part of the negotiations over this agreement. It guarantees Afghan sovereignty and ensures sustainable support for our security forces.
13:56
16.2.2014
Arsala: This agreement was drafted by the Afghan government and was backed by a Loya Jirga (grand council) and the parliament. So I think it is in the best interest of the Afghan people to conclude this agreement soon. Washington should end raids on Afghan homes.
13:54
16.2.2014
Akbar Ayazi -- Fifth Question: President Hamid Karzai has laid down an end to the raids on Afghan homes and a credible beginning of the peace process as the key preconditions for signing a historic Bilateral Security Agreement with the United States. If Karzai resists signing the agreement, would you insist on the same conditions or will make new demands after you are elected as the president?
13:39
16.2.2014
Ghani: We need to engage in a regional stability agreement, which will ensure that nobody supports non-state actors to foment violence. We also need to reach out to global powers.