Afghan "Elvis" fights to improve women's rights despite attacks by religious extremists

Afghan women are even more at risk when they sneak out to see the singer, Farhad Darya, perform live.

Dubbed the Afghan Elvis, Farhad Darya may be the only man in the most conservative country on earth who can reduce an audience of women in headscarves to a screaming, waving, whistling throng. His latest concert in Kabul is trying to put the spotlight on a campaign against domestic violence.