Policy and legislative reforms: The Afghan government, in collaboration with international organizations, should focus on creating and enforcing policies and laws that guarantee equal access to education for all children, including girls. This can involve initiatives such as the elimination of gender-based discrimination and providing financial support to promote girls’ education.
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Yes, hijab is not really a problem because this issue is solved. Because the girls say to open the schools we accept whatever they decide on hijab.
As everyone knows, this should not have happened to Afghan girls. We also have the right to education. Just as boys have the right to study, we should have been allowed to study as well. With this test, our rights are being lost a lot."
Every day, women criticize the imposition of restrictions against girls and their deprivation of education, the decline in the quality of education, and this situation has caused women and girls to remain illiterate,
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Yes, the programs are now online
Although it is not as effective as face-to-face classes, it still has good results
I am one of the girls who cannot go to university and now I study English online
If the online classes become better and more, it may improve girls.
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You are right, but do you think that by talking, the government will be willing to reopen schools and universities for women?
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Infrastructure development: Investing in the construction and improvement of schools and educational facilities across the country is vital. Accessible and safe infrastructure is necessary to accommodate the increasing number of girls seeking education in Afghanistan. Special attention should be given to areas where access is limited or non-existent.
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Access to education is a right for every child. Idea ( improve the quality of education, build better education systems, and support environments that are conducive to learning and development.
Build more school to reduce the shortage of this problem(In some parts of the country, a shortage of schools and insufficient transportation are the main obstacles to education a long walk to school means fewer children go. Geographical barriers, especially in mountainous areas, also make it hard for children to reach the classroom.
The system that are using must be according to the world educational system and our national standards
With high quality and high safety
Must use from professional and trusted teachers.
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The financial budget for girls’ education should be provided by the international community, and this issue should be discussed with the ruling group first, so that the reason for the closure of girls’ schools is not the above-mentioned reason.
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Exactly, this is the only way otherwise, violence against women and forced marriage will increase and girls will suffer depression.
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Here also lot of person don’t want which taliban open the school so what we should do against taliba:
- Demonstrate
- Being unit
- World community pressure