So what ia your idea?
Taliban won’t let women for working and girls foe education cause they afraid from women and they just think that women are like toys for them
Thank you for your detailed and thoughtful input. Let’s now turn to other participants for their impressions on the necessary environment and steps to ensure girls’ access to education in Afghanistan.
Let’s focus on the topic at hand: how can we establish an enabling environment and take appropriate steps to promote girls’ education in Afghanistan? Please share your thoughts.
Let’s focus on the topic at hand: how can we establish an enabling environment and take appropriate steps to promote girls’ education in Afghanistan? Please share your thoughts.
Banning women from work and education has dire consequences, we can mention the illiteracy of the future generation, poverty, violence, early marriage, and torture.
Thank you all for your valuable contributions on girls’ education in Afghanistan. Let’s work together to create an inclusive environment and take steps to ensure girls have access to quality education.
Powerful countries will not do this cause this is a project so don’t wait for them
Thank you for your detailed discussion. Let’s continue exploring concrete steps to promote girls’ education in Afghanistan. Your input is valuable.
I completely disagree with your opinion, because the people of Afghanistan do not have their own bread, you are talking about smartphones and the Internet.
Please share your thoughts on the topic “What kind of environment needs to be established to ensure girls can access education in Afghanistan, and what steps should be taken to promote it?”
Currently, most of the educational centers are open for girls, where they can be encouraged to study more and support them financially.
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Since it is more than two years that girls are deprived of education and their fundamental rights. And the government has not take any action to reopen schools yet. So the least that could be done is to provide online classes for girls as well as online capacity building programs for them and also other countries can provide scholarships for Afghan girls.
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it is not only necessary to open schools for girls, but it is necessary to provide a safe environment for them in which to ensure the protection of girls from home to school, for that, the government should take this step.
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Any government that wants to rule over the people by force and coercion is afraid of its educated class, so it wants to keep the future generations of this country in silence and ignorance. Therefore, he must first prove to the Taliban that the education of girls is not detrimental to the society and your government, but to the benefit of the society and the country.
Thank you all for your valuable contributions. Let’s keep discussing the complexities surrounding girls’ education in Afghanistan and explore potential solutions for creating a safe and inclusive environment.
No these words of theirs are not acceptable because they no longer have an excuse because all the schools in our country were separate and there was no problem, neither in its curriculum, nor in its uniform, nor in its location.