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5 Afghan girls' schools reopen after student demands

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Five government secondary schools for girls have resumed classes in eastern Afghanistan. Hundreds of students demanded they reopen, a provincial official said Thursday. The Taliban have banned girls' secondary school education. But the order has been ignored in a few parts of Afghanistan away from the central power bases.

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The Hindu

Five Afghan girls' schools reopen after student demands

Groups of girls wearing headscarves and hijabs were seen heading to the school on Thursday morning.

2 years ago·India

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Channel News Asia

5 Afghan girls' schools reopen after student demands

GARDEZ, Afghanistan: Five government secondary schools for girls have resumed classes in eastern Afghanistan after hundreds of students demanded they reopen, a provincial official said on Thursday (Sep

2 years ago·Singapore

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Japan Today

5 Afghan girls' schools reopen after student demands

Five government secondary schools for girls have resumed classes in eastern Afghanistan after hundreds of students demanded they reopen, a provincial official said Thursday. Officially the Taliban have banned girls' secondary school education, but the order has been ignored in a few parts of Afghanistan away from the central power…

2 years ago·Sakado, Japan

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