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UNGA president urges Afghan authorities to allow girls back to school

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Afghan women and girls have inalienable rights - human rights that must be upheld and honored, said Francis. He noted that Afghanistan is the only country in the world where girls are not allowed in education. "It's inconceivable, really, that this should be the case. It is a global anachronism," he said.

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UNGA president urges Afghan authorities to allow girls back to school

UN General Assembly President Dennis Francis on Thursday urged the Afghan authorities to reconsider their decision to ban women and girls from proper education, reported Xinhua. Afghan women and girls, like men, have inalienable rights...

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UN General Assembly president urges Afghan authorities to allow girls back to school - People's Daily Online

UN General Assembly President Dennis Francis (R, Rear) speaks at a press briefing at the UN headqua

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