So what is your idea about the negative point?
Do we have any solution for this negative problem?
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Yes the only logic they are offering in opposite of developing is killing, torturing and kidnapping
False and incorrect social beliefs; Afghanistan is a country where most of its people live with closed thoughts and old traditions in villages and villages with little literacy and some of them think that it is against customs and shame for girls to go outside the house and school.
Both positive and negative arguments regarding women’s education are valid. Let’s hear from other participants to gain a better understanding of this complex issue. Please feel free to share your thoughts.
Both positive and negative arguments regarding women’s education are valid. Let’s hear from other participants to gain a better understanding of this complex issue. Please feel free to share your thoughts.
Education can empower women by giving them knowledge, skills, and confidence to participate in decision- making processes and take control of their own lives.
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education has a significant impact on women’s empowerment. Education provides women with knowledge and skills that enable them to make informed decisions about their lives including their health, finances and relationships .it also enhance their economic opportunities ,which can increase their independence and reduce their vulnerability to poverty and exploitation. education can also challenge gender equality and empowering women to advocate for their rights and participate in decision making processes. Overall education is an essential tool for promoting women’s empowerment and advancing gender equality.
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I do agree and a country need to such powerful women.
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One think is clear that in this government no one had right of living specially girls. If this situation continue no one interest to stay here they leave one by one.
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It’s not actually possible for everyone to leave, what would happen for those who cannot afford leaving?
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This is crystal, where your thoughts are useless, you don’t have the fundamental rights, you can express yourself and talk about things freely so of course there will not be any way unless moving.
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Yes agree, if they allowed to girls educated it would be more useful for government also.
Thank you for your insightful analysis of the arguments regarding women’s education in Afghanistan. It is indeed essential to consider both the empowering nature of education and the challenges posed by the actions of the Taliban in facilitating women’s access to education.