Afghanistan: Girls Want to Learn Despite Taliban School Ban
The Taliban's policy denies Afghan girls education, leading to early marriage and lost career opportunities, with calls for international action against this human rights violation.
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MADRID, 17 (EUROPA PRESS) The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has denounced Wednesday that more than 2.2 million girls have been deprived of access to education during the last four years of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, a country where children are increasingly excluded from this area. UNICEF Executive Director Catherine
Taliban Deny Afghan Girls’ Their Education and Future
Click to expand Image Afghan girls attend a class after their school reopened in Kabul on March 23, 2022. Hours later, the Taliban ordered girls' secondary schools shut. © 2022 Ahmad Sahel Arman/AFP via Getty Images September 17 marks four years since the Taliban banned secondary education for girls in Afghanistan. It is a devastating anniversary that should make everyone angry – furious even. The ban is cruel, harmful, and unlawful. It tells gi…
Photo: © UN WOMEN/Sayed Habib Bidell After four years of banning Afghan girls from attending school beyond sixth grade, a whole generation is at risk of being lost, the representative of the UN holder for that country warns in the Security Council. Geneva, Switzerland.- Four years after the Taliban's return to power, the country plunges into a whirlwind of intertwined crises: economic collapse, recurrent droughts, rampant famine, an inverse exod…
UNICEF Warns Return of Two Million Afghans Will Deepen Girls’ Education Crisis - Khaama Press
UNICEF warned that the return of over two million Afghans this year will worsen the education crisis, leaving more girls out of school. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned that the return of more than two million Afghans from neighboring countries this year will further increase the number of girls deprived of schooling. In a report released on Wednesday, September 17, UNICEF noted that four years have passed since girls above…
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