Women launch ‘Let’s Study’ campaign as new school year begins without girls
The campaign urges the international community to reassess what they call “deceptive policies” toward the Taliban.
The campaign urges the international community to reassess what they call “deceptive policies” toward the Taliban.
“The EU supports their rights to education,” the delegation wrote.
According to a statement from the Taliban supreme court, the two individuals were each sentenced to five years in prison.
“This is a tragedy for them and their country,” he said. “Education is a right, not a privilege.”
Dozens of girls from across the country joined the online conversation.
The Taliban-run Ministry of Education officially marked the start of the school year, allowing only boys and girls in primary.
“If this ban persists until 2030, over four million girls will have been deprived of their right to education beyond.
In a statement posted to X, Bennett urged the international community to hold the Taliban accountable and called for equal,.
Building upon previous edicts, the regime's actions have systematically eroded women's access to education, employment, and public life.
The data also reveals that in the final three months of the year alone, over 200 people, including 30 women,.
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