Millions Of Afghan Girls Barred From School For Fourth Consecutive Year

Banned from speaking in public, Afghan women tell us their stories

Dozens of Afghan women studying abroad are terrified of being sent back to Afghanistan if the State Department cancels their U.S.-funded scholarships. In this archive episode from September last year, Afghan women reveal what it's like to live under Taliban rule.

Since their takeover in August 2021, the Taliban have ruled out the women of society by law. In this podcast, Jacques Follorou, special envoy of the "World" in Kabul, tells us what the daily life of Afghan women has become.

With the cut in US aid, important educational and educational opportunities for Afghan women disappear. They lose more spaces for participation, knowledge and participation.

Millions Of Afghan Girls Barred From School For Fourth Consecutive Year

Millions of teenage Afghan girls were barred from returning to classes as the school year resumed in Afghanistan this month.

On Wednesday, the UN lamented the "perjudicial absence" of girls from schools in Afghanistan after the start of a fourth consecutive school year without female students in schools because of the ban imposed by the Taliban after taking control of the Central Asian country in August 2021.Continue reading....

Most of the women's football team fled Afghanistan on the occasion of the Taliban's return in August 2021 and have since been exiled.