Day 2: Women Education Crisis in Post-2021 Afghanistan_TeamC

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Day 2:August 31 9:30-18:30 local time

Women Education Crisis in Post-2021 Afghanistan_TeamC

“Nearly two years have passed since the Taliban closed the doors of schools to girls from the sixth grade onwards in Afghanistan. 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?”

Discussion flow and schedule:
During this discussion (9:30-18:30), we will proceed through four distinct discussion phases. Kindly follow to the outlined phases and their sequence as follows:

First Phase: Issue prioritization (9:30~11:30, 2 hours):
First (9:30~10:30): Please list the main cause of women education in Afghanistan and why Taliban closed the doors of schools to girls from the sixth grade in Afghanistan.
Following this, from 10:30-11:30, prioritize the top five factors/main issues that Taliban decided to close the doors of schools to girls from the sixth grade in Afghanistan.

Translation in the local language:
فاز اول: اولویت‌بندی مسائل (ساعت 9:30 تا 11:30، برای 2 ساعت): لطفاً علت اصلی مشكلات مرتبط با فرار افراد از افغانستان را بیان نمائید، و از میان آنها، پنج عامل عمده ی که در ایجاد این مشکل نقش عمده دارد، را اولویت‌بندی نمایید.

Phase Two: Ideation on Prioritized Issues (11:30~13:30, 2 hours)
Over the next two hours, kindly provide your opinions on how to address or solve the top three prioritized issues that you identified during the initial phase of our discussion.

Translation in the local language:
فاز دوم: ایده‌پردازی درباره مسائل اولویت‌بندی شده (ساعت 11:30 تا 13:30، 2 ساعت)
در طی دو ساعت آینده، لطفاً نظرات خود را در مورد چگونگی راه حل پنج مسئله اولویت‌بندی شده که در فاز اول بحث پیرامون باز کردن دروازه های مکاتب دختران تشخیص داده‌اید، ارائه دهید .

Phase Three: Identifying the challenges that lies in the proposed solutions (13:30-15:30, 2 hours)
First (13:3014:30): Engage in a discussion regarding the challenges associated with implementing the proposed solutions to open girls school in Afghanistan which offered by your fellow participants within your groups.
Subsequently, from 14:30 to 15:30, prioritize the five most challenging solutions that might face difficulties in implementation while opening girls education doors within the context of Afghanistan. For instance, consider ideas that might effectively address issues in the other countries but prove ineffective in resolving problems specific to Afghanistan.
Or works in Afghanistan but not works in other countries.

Translation in the local language:
فاز سوم: شناسایی چالش‌های موجود در راه‌حل‌های پیشنهادی (ساعت 13:30 تا 15:30، 2 ساعت
بخش اول (ساعت 13:30 الی 14:30): در مرحله اول بحث، به چالش‌های مرتبط با اجرای راه‌حل‌های پیشنهادی که توسط شرکت‌کنندگان دیگر پیرامون باز کردن دروازه های مکاتب دختران ارایه شد، در گروه‌های خود بپردازید.
سپس، از ساعت 14:30 تا 15:30، پنج راه‌حلی پیرامون باز کردن دروازه مکاتب دختران که احتمالاً تطبیق ان در أفغانستان با مشکلات مواجه خواهند شد، را مشخص سازید. به عنوان مثال، ایده‌هایی که به خوبی به مشکلات سایر کشورها پیرامون حمایت اموزش دختران پاسخ می‌دهند، ممکن است برای حل مسائل اموزش دختران در افغانستان کارآمد نباشند. یا ایده‌هایی که در افغانستان کار می‌کنند، در سایر کشورها به کار نمی‌آیند.

Final phase: Facilitating arguments on ideated opinions & evaluating/voting most suitable solutions (15:30~18:30, 2 hours)
First (15:30-17:30): Engage in a comprehensive discussion on how best we ca apply the proposed solutions that are applicable to open the doors of girls education within the context of Afghanistan.
Subsequently, from 17:30-18:30, please individually rank the top five ideas/solutions that you deem feasible for implementation to open the doors of girls education in Afghanistan. Following this, as a collective effort involving all group members, choose the five most suitable solutions to be implemented in order to promote girls education in Afghanistan.

Translation in the local language:
فاز نهایی**: بحث‌ در مورد نظرات ارائه‌شده و ارزیابی/رأی‌گیری برای راه‌حل‌های مناسب‌تر پیشنهادی (ساعت 13:30 تا 15:30، 2 ساعت
بخش اول (ساعت 15:30 تا 17:30): در یک بحث جامع، لطفا به این بپردازید که چگونه می‌توانیم به بهترین شکل راه‌حل‌های پیشنهادی پیرامون باز کردن مکاتب دختران را که قابل اجرا افغانستان هستند، اجرا کنیم.
سپس، از ساعت 17:30 تا 18:30، لطفاً به صورت فردی پنج ایده/راه‌حل را که به عقیده انفرادی شما قابل اجرا پیرامون باز کردن دورازه دختران در افغانستان هستند، رتبه‌بندی نمائید. پس از آن، به عنوان کار گروپی که تمام اعضای گروه در آن شرکت می‌کنند، پنج راه‌حل مناسب‌تر را که همه اعضای گروپ فکر میکنند که پیرامون رفع معضل رفتن دختران به مکاتب در أفغانستان قابل تطبیق میباشد را انتخاب نمائید.

The END.

Since August 15, all sorts of facilities and rights have been banned for girls. Most importantly the “government” should be recognized in order to be trusted to the world and international community.

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The second enetial is, to recognize everyone’s right under a specific law which was called the “Qanon Asasi Afghanistan” before. Because under the law rules and regulations are modified and accordingly any sort of activities will be done.

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Under the current government not only the right to education but basically any rights which is modified under the international law and also the rights as a human being violated by the “government” it is needed to give them all the rights not only the education because only the education right can not change anything, the right to work, the right to freedom of speech and so on.

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As u said two years has passed , but still there is not any girl to have permission and the people couldn’t do anything everyone is waiting a good solution for this situation is the revolution of girls deprived of education.

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I don’t think it’s delayed in my opinion until talibans govern in Afghanistan there is no any education for girls

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But today afghan people have no qanon asasi and I’m sure if the world recognizes Taliban , the Taliban wouldn’t accept qanon asasi Afghanistan and they will create another laws and on that laws also there won’t be any right for girls to educate

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I don’t think so, because If the world recognizes Taliban , they won’t let girls to study and even they will do anything to girls and even they won’t let girls to go out of home and on that time there will no hope for afghans because now afghan people have one hope and it’s this that world is not going to recognize Taliban

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The only ones who can change this situation is the girls who are banned from education they should rise up and get their academic freedom

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Thank you for sharing the potential problems raised by the participants. One argument highlights the lack of safety and security for girls attending school in Afghanistan, while the positive argument emphasizes the importance of providing a safe environment for girls to access education and empower themselves. On the other hand, the negative argument points out that the lack of safety hinders girls’ access to education and perpetuates gender inequality. Please feel free to share your thoughts on these arguments or any other ideas you have.

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But when a government stabling the law “qanon asasi” so it should be acceptable for all the people.

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What I mean by recognizing TBS is there should be a structured demonstrated government. Not as it is now.

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Since taliban took over Afghanistan, they banned schools for women after that they banned universities and day by day they putted more restrictions against women from banning schools to bannig beauty parlor and not allowed to go to national parks.

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Yes, i this ideology that taliban has about the womens i don’t think they’ll open any kind of facilities for the girls.

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Since Talibans took power in Afghanistan the women are the first people who are in danger in this country.

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How we can challenge this idea?

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Since 2021 all educational system closed for girls, and girls not allow to continue thier education.
In addition women’s not allowed to continue their education they are not allowed to go job to.

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That’s a great example of positive and negative arguments about the situation in Afghanistan. Other participants, please feel free to share your thoughts on this topic.

That’s a great example of positive and negative arguments about the situation in Afghanistan. Other participants, please feel free to share your thoughts on this topic.

That’s a great example of positive and negative arguments about the situation in Afghanistan. Other participants, please feel free to share your thoughts on this topic.