UNICEF, UNESCO: Afghan Male University Enrollment Down One-Third Since 2019
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UN Report Highlights Mounting Challenges Facing Afghanistan’s Education System – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – Afghanistan’s education system is facing mounting challenges under Taliban rule, with millions of girls barred from secondary and higher education, male university enrolment down by nearly one-third since 2019 and a sharp decline in academic staff, according to a joint report by UNESCO and UNICEF. The Afghanistan Education Situation Report 2026, released on October 20, describes a widening gap between demand for education an…
UNESCO and UNICEF have written in a joint report that about 397,000 girls in Afghanistan are deprived of education every academic year due to Taliban restrictions. The post UN: About 397,000 girls in Afghanistan are deprived of education every academic year appeared first on Rukhshana Media.
UN Report on the State of Education in Afghanistan: Girls' Exclusion and Boys' Reduced Participation
Low quality of education in Afghanistan; only 25.4 percent of primary school students have achieved minimum math skills. A joint UNICEF and UNESCO report on the state of education in Afghanistan states that the country continues to…
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