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From the Announcement of the Entrance Exam Results to the Reg Over Girls’ Participation in the Examination From the Announcement of the Entrance Exam Results to the Reg Over Girls’ Participation in the Examination
Home Confinement of Girls and the 1022 Days of Waiting to Return to Classrooms Passed in Afghanistan Home Confinement of Girls and the 1022 Days of Waiting to Return to Classrooms Passed in Afghanistan
Taliban's Rape of a Ten-Year-Old Boy in Takhar Province Taliban’s Rape of a Ten-Year-Old Boy in Takhar Province
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.
Richard Bennett: “Afghan girls are not willing to abandon their dreams”
Richard Bennett, the UN special rapporteur on Afghanistan, condemned the thousandth day of the blockade of education for girls above the sixth grade in Afghanistan.
Deprivation of Girls’ Education Under the Rule of the Taliban for a Thousand Days
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has expressed concern over the one-thousandth day of girls' schools being blocked above the sixth grade by the Taliban group. They emphasized that children's rights, especially those of girls, cannot be compromised for political reasons. They also described the one-thousandth day of the girls' education ban as "disturbing and worrisome".
Reactions of marginalized girls to the renaming of a crossroad as Iqra in Herat
Following the change of the crossroad named "Ma'arif" to "Iqra" in Herat, there have been numerous reactions from the residents of Herat, especially female students and scholars
Deprivation of Educational Rights for 1.4 Million Adolescent Girls in Afghanistan
It has been 977 days since the closure of school thresholds for girls beyond the sixth grade in Afghanistan.
From Banned Education to Rise in Underage Marriages of Girls in Afghanistan
The United Nations Women's section has stated in a report that the restrictions imposed by the Taliban over the past two years have had a negative impact on all aspects of women and girls' lives in Afghanistan.
The efforts of educational institutions to promote Taliban-style Islam
The Education Directorate of the Taliban in Balkh province organized a competition among students from four schools in the city of Mazar-e-Sharif, the capital of Balkh province, to familiarize young people with the thoughts and beliefs of the Taliban, which have been referred to as the foundations of Islam in the newsletter of this department.
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