Your right
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Me too
But I thinks it’s impossible
Nowadays in Kabul there are more local classes but in remote areas there is not any local classes because organizations have projects in kabul
They shouldn’t consider only Kabul
It well be better.
No
Local classes are active in all provinces of Afghanistan except Kandahar and Kabul
Yeah
International Relations, The Control and Authority stance on girls’ education has complicated their relationship with the international community. While they seek recognition and aid, their policies often clash with global norms and human rights standards. However, some factions within the Taliban might use the issue as a bargaining chip in negotiations.
Yeah your right
In the end, from my side
, there are two solutions in the current situation
1 Online lessons
2 Creating more local classes in the provinces of Afghanistan
Collaborate with local and religious leaders to advocate for the importance of girls’ education. Their support can help shift cultural norms and increase community acceptance.and discuss about online education for Afghanistan girl’s too.
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I agree with you
Conduct awareness campaigns to educate parents about the long-term benefits of online educating their daughters.
Involve parents and community members in school management to foster a sense of ownership and accountability.
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Yes, first of all, awareness seminars should be organized for the people
Through these seminars, we can change people’s minds
And financial support from private ad none private organisations
As I am aware of it’s not all places
Yes exactly your right
That a good way