I think international organization and some rich people should creat online schools and help those Afghan girls which deprived of school.
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Hello, Amena most welcome for today session.
Hello Dear Zalmay thank you so much
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Of course, although, online classes can’t cover the same of physical classes but it help students to study continuously, without stopping.
You’re welcome dear!
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I want to reply the first question
The reasons given by the Taliban for closing girls’ schools are mainly related to their own interpretations of Islamic Sharia and local culture.
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The Taliban adhere to a particular interpretation of Islam, which believes that the education of girls at higher levels is contrary to Islamic principles. They believe that the role of women should be limited to housekeeping and raising children.
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Yes, online education is a temporary solution, but the problem is that not all Afghan girls have access to the Internet and technology .
I think the second reason is
In some areas of Afghanistan, traditional culture still believes that educating girls is not appropriate, and this view has influenced the decisions of the Taliban.
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Yes they make excuses like the closed schools because of safety reasons but it’s a lie.
Certainly, you’re right Taliban’s islamic believe and thier conscience don’t let them to reopen the girl’s school, I think it’s the believe of some old leaders of Taliban like Mollah Hebattulah as you which the minister of foreign girls is studying at the Dubai. but he has closed the school doors here.
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For now I think the only solution is online education they can’t stop that and certainly won’t go to house to house to take girls phones or laptops it’s for now the best solution I can think of.
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And the closure of girls’ schools allows the Taliban to have more control over society and limit the role of women.
People have tried protesting and calling the government out but it doesn’t work they are not affected by it at all.
Ah, I understand the frustration. While protests may sometimes seem ineffective, alternative methods like grassroots organizing and international advocacy can create significant change over time. It’s crucial to remain persistent and explore various ways to make your voice heard. Collective efforts often yield impactful results, even if they take time. Keep the faith!
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How can we change these conditions in the right way so that girls can have access to education?
In many cases, these reasons have faced serious criticism from the international community and human rights activists, because many believe that education is a fundamental right of every person and should be provided to everyone, regardless of gender.
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Sure, being close schools’ doors will make frustration whole girls for protesting and advocacy of Afghan girls right, we should awareness and help them to create online classes for girls.
I think right now it’s online education but we can maybe raise awareness to international court or something for them to put sanctions on the government so they will reopen the schools putting pressure on them is the best possible way to open schools.
Yes, to be precise, this situation is dire because women make up half of society, and if half of society is paralyzed, the economy, industry, politics, and other parts of a country will be in a state of ruin.
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