Published 2 years ago

Afghan girls face uncertain future after 1 year of no school

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Afghan girls banned from going to school after Taliban took over a year ago. Save the Children interviewed nearly 1,700 boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 17. Some are trying to find ways to keep education from stalling for a generation of young women. Taliban officials have publicly insisted that they will allow teen girls back into school.

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Times of India

Afghan girls face uncertain future after 1 year of no school

South Asia News: At a house in Kabul, dozens gathered on a recent day for classes in an informal school set up by Sodaba Nazhand. She and her sister teach English, sci

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Afghan girls face uncertain future after one year of no school

26% of girls are showing signs of depression, says a survey.

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CTV News

Afghan girls face uncertain future after 1 year of no school

Taliban will allow them back to school, some are trying to find ways to keep education from stalling for a generation of young women.

2 years ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Afghan girls face uncertain future after 1 year of no school

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — For most teenage girls in Afghanistan, it’s been a year since they set foot in a classroom. With no sign the ruling Taliban will allow them back to school, some are trying to find ways to keep education from stalling for a generation of young women.

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USA Today

Afghan girls face uncertain future about education

For most teenage girls in Afghanistan it's been a year since they set foot in a classroom. With no sign the ruling Taliban will allow them back to school, some are trying to find ways to keep education from stalling for a generation of young women. (Aug. 12)

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