The Taliban in Afghanistan has barred girls from education above sixth class, amidst calls for national progress.
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The Taliban in Afghanistan has barred girls from education above sixth class, amidst calls for national progress.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Taliban expands educational restrictions to include medical training, according to UNICEF.1 source
- A regulator has implemented restrictions on Afghan student enrollment in Kabul.Sub-event
Taliban bars Afghan girls from school; virtual classrooms offer a lifeline.1 source
Taliban education restrictions in Afghanistan continue; virtual classrooms organized in Canada.1 source
Taliban closed secondary schools to girls in Afghanistan.1 source
- Marzieh Hamidi criticizes the Taliban's actions against women, impacting international policy of Europe regarding Afghanistan.Sub-event
- Hamid Karzai advocates for educational and economic rights for women in Afghanistan.Sub-event
Taliban bans girls from higher education in Afghanistan.1 source
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
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Taliban
Afghan islamist organization
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