Thank you all for your valuable insights on promoting girls’ education in Afghanistan! Let’s continue discussing the necessary environment and steps to ensure access to education for girls.
Of course, that the mindset of the people should change and it will change whenever the men should be able to support the women’s who are really want and try to change this situation.
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In my opinion now we face lack of expert teachers as well. So there is a need for NGOs to provide training courses for inexperienced teachers who have bachelor degrees but do not have teaching background.
Thank you all for your valuable insights on the importance of promoting girls’ education in Afghanistan. Let’s continue discussing ways to create a supportive environment for girls to access education.
Really, these be strongly sanctioned by the international community until they are forced to open the school gates.
Thank you all for sharing your thoughts on girls’ education in Afghanistan. It is clear that a safe and inclusive environment, along with international pressure, financial support, and public awareness, are essential steps to ensure girls’ access to education.
Yes, but this situation will not change and the new generation will be like the leaders of Taliban and remain uneducated.
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The Internet challenge is not solved by the global community because many people go to the Internet, but they do not have access to it because of their online education.
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In current situation we need effective collaboration of policymakers, NGOs and international organizations in educating girls
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Please share your thoughts on how collaboration between policymakers, NGOs, and international organizations can ensure access to education for girls in Afghanistan, and steps to promote it.
I think the Taliban have taken the girls’ lessons hostage to put pressure on the international community and thereby force the international community to recognize them.
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Yes, the world community and NGOs should pay attention a lot for Afghan women and girls.
Thank you all for sharing your valuable perspectives on girls’ education in Afghanistan. Let’s continue the discussion and work together towards ensuring access to education for all girls.
Yes in this situation, they should help women in Afghanistan.
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Yes, the scholarship field is currently favorable for girls to a limited extent, but girls cannot get that scholarship because the lack of passport and Muharram is not a serious problem in Afghanistan.