The Psychological Challenges Amidst Educational Deprivation of Girls in Afghanistan The Psychological Challenges Amidst Educational Deprivation of Girls in Afghanistan
UNICEF: The Ongoing Education Crisis for Afghan Girls Will Intens Gender Inequality UNICEF: The Ongoing Education Crisis for Afghan Girls Will Intens Gender Inequality
UN Providing Midwifery Training for Girls in Afghanistan UN Providing Midwifery Training for Girls in Afghanistan
Concerns Over the Continued Suspension of Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
On the occasion of its tenth anniversary in the field of education, the Malala Foundation has once again expressed alarm regarding the ongoing restrictions on girls' access to education in Afghanistan.
Students Protests Regarding the Ministry of Public Health Examination
A group of female students who have graduated from institutes have expressed their grievances regarding the Ministry of Public Health's examination, asserting that the questions posed were incongruent with their fields of study.
Regarding the Reduction of Rights and Economic Challenges Faced by Female Teachers in Afghanistan
Several female educators have their concerns in response to a letter issued by the Ministry of Education under the Taliban, which was disseminated to schools in Kabul and several other provinces.
From the Announcement of the Entrance Exam Results to the Reg Over Girls’ Participation in the Examination
With the announcement of the 2024 academic year entrance exam results, several girls who have been deprived of education have expressed their criticism regarding the absence of female candidates in the examination. They assert that, alongside their male counterparts, opportunities for education and training must be made available to girls, enabling them to contribute effectively and actively to society as equal members.
Home Confinement of Girls and the 1022 Days of Waiting to Return to Classrooms Passed in Afghanistan
It has been 1022 days since girls' education institutions have been closed in Afghanistan, and so far, there is no information available on what the educational fate of female students will be and whether the school gates will reopen in the future or not.
Taliban’s Rape of a Ten-Year-Old Boy in Takhar Province
Local sources reported a group sexual assault by the Taliban on a ten-year-old boy in Takhar.
Outcome of the Doha Process and Engagement with the Taliban
This is a school in Kabul, where the students are in tears.
Purple Saturdays Movement’s Reaction to the Third Doha Meeting on Afghanistan
In response to the Third Doha Meeting on Afghanistan, the Purple Saturdays Movement has stated in a public announcement that the United Nations’ denial of the Afghan people, especially women, at the third Doha meeting, and the invitation to the Taliban, once again proves that through extortion, whitewashing, and maintaining the Taliban in power, support […]
Third Year of Deprivation for Schoolgirls from Taking the University Entrance Exam
Some schoolgirls in Kabul city say that their relentless efforts to participate in the university entrance exam and continue their education have been nullified by the ruling group.
Reactions to the Absence of Afghan Women in the Third Doha Meeting
The absence of Afghan women in the third Doha meeting has provoked numerous criticisms and reactions. Following concerns from human rights organizations about the absence of Afghan female representatives in this meeting, Roza Otenbayeva, the United Nations Special Representative, provided explanations regarding the exclusion of women from this gathering.