Some members of the Enlightenment Movement say that despite their sacrifices, the central provinces of Afghanistan remain deprived.

The council's leadership urgently appealed to the Taliban to put an end to the limitations.

Some students have said they spent years preparing for the exam only to have their hopes and dreams shattered by.

Many beauticians view the decision as unfair and discriminatory, emphasizing their right to earn a living and provide for their.

The protesters called for justice and the preservation of their fundamental freedoms, including the right to work and education.

Women's rights campaigners and members of the public also lashed out at Ellwood for ignoring the Taliban’s oppression of women.

Abdollahian said that combating terrorism and establishing an inclusive government are crucial to resolving Afghanistan's challenges.

Russia has not yet confirmed the invitation but critics say countries working with the Taliban are doing so to serve.

They are deeply concerned about the uncertainty surrounding their participation in the exams, which start next week in 11 provinces

As the school year nears its end, sixth-grade girls said they are worried about their educational prospects for the upcoming.