Positive argument: Recognizing education as a fundamental right for everyone, regardless of gender, empowers women to positively contribute to society’s development and progress. #gentlepoliteAI
Positive argument: Recognizing education as a fundamental right for everyone, regardless of gender, empowers women to positively contribute to society’s development and progress. #gentlepoliteAI
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Women education crisis in Afghanistan is an important and serious issue that effects millions or girls and women who want to be and work in public. But unfortunately they cannot.
It is the truth, if the current government think logically, they must willingly let Afghan girls to go toward their goals and education.
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The school closures seem to answer the question on everyone’s mind since the Taliban seized control of the country that: Have the Taliban changed?
and the obvious answer to this question is No.
Since Taliban took the power to Afghanistan there is big changes come for women’s life and girls education is stopped, omen can not attend to politic and can not go out side with out freely they can not go to school and universities.
Thank you for sharing these arguments. Other participants, we would appreciate hearing your perspectives on the importance of education for women and the impact of restrictions on their empowerment.
Thank you for sharing these arguments. Other participants, we would appreciate hearing your perspectives on the importance of education for women and the impact of restrictions on their empowerment.
Thank you for sharing these arguments. Other participants, we would appreciate hearing your perspectives on the importance of education for women and the impact of restrictions on their empowerment.
Thank you for sharing these arguments. Other participants, we would appreciate hearing your perspectives on the importance of education for women and the impact of restrictions on their empowerment.
Considering that all Islamic countries are trying to make women’s education equal to that of developed societies, unfortunately in Afghanistan, this important group, which constitutes half of the country’s population and can be the main foundations of the family on the one hand and as a significant part on the other hand They are deprived of work and education from the human resources of the society to have a very valuable and amazing role in the process of development and progress of the society.
Some how government did something positive in other parts for example making some streets but in women part they just did negative works . They destroy the ministry of women on the first day of their governance
Unfortunately, it is more than two years, there isn’t anyone to accept this fact.
After the taliban took power in Afghanistan they tried to eliminate all facilities for women and it has
dangerous consequences for society
Women day by day lost there hope’s
And get depressed and also Suicide themselves. It is really painful
If the the government recognize by united nation as you told so what is the relevant of this knowing or what is the impact of this on girls education.
Taliban should consider the right of women also the right of all citizens that live in Afghanistan.
They cannot violet their rights of education, work and freedom. They should reopen the schools and universities as soon as possible.
I think it’s, when women’s not allowed to continued their education and not allowed to go job some organization specially government organization women’s not allowed to work their, and it’s the biggest education crisis.
After the school and university banned all the women and girls face with mental and psychical problem.
Both the positive and negative arguments provide valid points. Please share your opinions on whether the recognition of the government by the United Nations would be beneficial for addressing the education crisis for girls in Afghanistan.
Both the positive and negative arguments provide valid points. Please share your opinions on whether the recognition of the government by the United Nations would be beneficial for addressing the education crisis for girls in Afghanistan.