Afghanistan Girl Education: Many parents and students in Afghanistan have urged the Taliban administration to reopen secondary schools for girls. According to the report of Khama Press of Afghanistan, girls’ schools are closed for the last 544 days in the country.
Parents of students in Afghanistan on Saturday (18 March) expressed concern for the future of their children and urged the authorities to allow their daughters to return to school. Families said that the closure of schools had a negative impact on their children as some of them developed mental disorders. The parents asked for the school to be reopened after class VI on March 21 to start studies from the new term.
School education above class six closed
Schooling above grade six has been suspended since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, which later barred girls and women from attending university and working with NGOs in December last year .
However, the interim administration insisted that there was a ban on girls’ education. They will allow it only after making some rules. At the same time, more than one and a half year has passed, since then the school is closed. The environment is still not right for girls going to universities and schools in Afghanistan.
opened school doors for boys
On 18 September last year, Afghanistan’s high schools opened their doors to boys while girls were ordered to stay at home by the Taliban. Strict restrictions have been imposed.
The Taliban’s decision to ban girls above grade six from attending school in Afghanistan has drawn widespread criticism both nationally and internationally. In addition, the Taliban regime that captured Kabul in August last year. They have curtailed the rights and freedom of women.
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