Day 2:August 31 9:30-18:30 local time
“Women Education Crisis in Post-2021 Afghanistan_TeamD”
Discriptation:
“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?”
In my idea the girls should share their problem with them that how bad it is to not gổ to school.
Since August 15 all the rights and education has taken from girls by Taliban and the girls faced with many problems specially education issue
Hi everyone hope all is doing well!
everyone is doing well
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The given text is a general statement without any specific information or evidence to support it. Therefore, it cannot be determined whether it is factual or not based on the provided evidences.
Hello and good morning friends.
Today is a special title discussion with lots of ideas.
Wish for success!
The situation regarding women’s education in Afghanistan has been a topic of concern and attention since de facto authorities took over in Afghanistan
Knowledge is obligatory for Muslims men and women, just as Islam has emphasized the education of men, it has also emphasized the education of women and girls.
Islam has emphasized the education of men
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The given text states that Islam has emphasized the education of men. However, the provided evidence states that in Islam, the duty of seeking knowledge and learning is obligatory for every Muslim, without gender discrimination. This contradicts the claim made in the given text.
The crisis of women’s education is a very big problem in to the development of our country.
Unfortunately our current government made this decision.
The Taliban government does not consider women as part of the society
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The given text is non-factual because the provided evidence clearly states that under Taliban rule, women were stripped of all human rights. This contradicts the statement that the Taliban government does not consider women as part of society.
The issue has turned the Taliban into a hated figure in the world
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The given text is subjective and does not provide any specific evidence to support the claim that the Taliban is a hated figure in the world. The provided evidences mention the Taliban’s presence in Afghanistan and the restrictions imposed by them, but they do not provide a global perspective on the Taliban’s popularity or level of hatred. Therefore, it is not possible to determine the factuality of the given text based on the provided evidences.
No country wants to recognize the Taliban
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The given text is non-factual because it states that no country wants to recognize the Taliban. However, the provided evidence states that three countries - Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates - have recognized the Taliban as the country’s lawful government.
At the current situation women and girls are largely excluded from formal education. They are not allowed to go to school, University and female teachers are prohibited from teaching male students.
No country wants to recognize the Taliban
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The given text is not factual because there are countries that have recognized the Taliban as the legitimate Afghan government, namely Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
Women and girls are largely excluded from formal education
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The given text states that women and girls are largely excluded from formal education. However, the provided evidence suggests that there are disparities in completion rates and barriers to girls’ education vary among countries and communities. This indicates that while there may be challenges and disparities, it is not accurate to say that women and girls are largely excluded from formal education universally.
They are not allowed to go to school
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The given text states that ‘They are not allowed to go to school’. However, the provided evidence states that education is a right for everyone. This evidence contradicts the statement in the text, suggesting that the text may not be factual.
They are not allowed to go to University
is probably not correct.
The given text states that ‘They are not allowed to go to University’. However, the provided evidences contradict this statement. One evidence states that in the UK, individuals are neither required nor obligated to go to university. Another evidence mentions that even if someone is not from a partner university, they can still participate in a program as long as their home university agrees. These evidences suggest that individuals are allowed to go to university, contradicting the given text.
Female teachers are prohibited from teaching male students
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The given text is not factual. According to the provided evidences, there is no general prohibition on female teachers teaching male students. While there may be certain restrictions or cultural norms in specific contexts, the evidences do not support the claim that female teachers are universally prohibited from teaching male students.
In my opinion, the Taliban government unfortunately has a problem with women and somehow they do not consider them as part of the society. This issue has turned the Taliban into a hated figure in the world, which is why no country wants to recognize them.
With the arrival of the Taliban for the second time in 2021, women faced many challenges in the education sector.
The restrictions imposed by the Taliban on girls’ education in Afghanistan are very unfortunate and disappointing.
According to the Taliban, girls do not have the right to go to school beyond the sixth grade, and universities are also closed to girls.
And this makes Afghanistan more backward than today.
The Taliban government does not consider women as part of the society
is probably not correct.
The given text is non-factual because the provided evidence states that the Taliban have ordered rollbacks of women’s rights, indicating that they do consider women as part of society.
No country wants to recognize the Taliban
is probably not correct.
The given text is non-factual because it states that no country wants to recognize the Taliban. However, the provided evidence states that three countries - Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates - have recognized the Taliban as the country’s lawful government.
The Taliban arrived for the second time in 2021
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The given text states that the Taliban arrived for the second time in 2021. However, the provided evidences state that the Taliban retook control of Afghanistan in 2021, twenty years after their ouster by U.S. troops. This suggests that the Taliban did not arrive for the second time in 2021, but rather regained control of Afghanistan.
Afghanistan is more backward than today
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The given text is not factual because it states that Afghanistan is more backward than today, which implies that Afghanistan was less backward in the past. However, the provided evidence states that Afghanistan has experienced an unprecedented economic freefall with a large portion of the population living in poverty. This contradicts the claim made in the text.
When the Taliban tool all over the country; they only asked the boys to turn to school and allowed the girls only up to sixth grade. Although they said that this is not permanen; but unfortuatel after a year universities were also closed to girls. Two yeas have passed since the Taliba regime, they have not allowed women to be educated. This issue has bevome a deep social crisis in the country.
Their education and their literacy is equal to the education and literacy of the whole society. Because daughters are tomorrow’s mothers and raising children is the responsibility of mothers.