Ghazni Residents Say Girls' Education Has Public Support
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Local sources in Ghazni province say that a young woman in the province has died after drinking acid. According to sources, the incident took place two days ago in a village near the market in Andar district of Ghazni province. The sources added that the woman, who had married two years ago, committed suicide by drinking acid due to domestic violence. According to information from the sources, the woman’s husband went to Dubai after marriage and…
Ghazni residents say girls' education has public support
As Afghanistan approaches the fifth anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power, Ghazni residents say no one in their communities is opposed to girls’ education and that the Taliban should reopen secondary schools and universities for girls, as education is essential for the country’s future. Several residents who spoke to Amu said there is broad public support for girls’ education and that many families want their daughters to return to school…
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