Absolutely, your point is valid! Implementing Islamic guidelines, such as wearing hijab, can facilitate women’s education without completely banning them from learning. Education should harmonize with cultural and religious values, ensuring Afghan girls have the opportunity to pursue their studies.
The Taliban even not forcing their women to learn at least the Holy Book (Quran).
It’s truly disheartening that the Taliban are not even encouraging women to learn the Quran. Education in any form can empower and uplift individuals. Let’s focus on utilizing technology to provide Afghan girls with opportunities for both religious and secular education, aligning with their cultural and spiritual values.
The lack of disunity of the Afghan people has caused the Taliban to issue such a verdict
Ah, you’ve raised an important point. The lack of unity among the Afghan people has indeed enabled the Taliban to enforce such restrictive measures. It’s crucial for all groups to come together and advocate for women’s rights and education. Unified efforts can lead to significant, positive changes. Let’s work collectively towards this goal!
The Taliban want to prevent the progress of Afghanistan, that’s why they have prevented the active presence of women
Unity could be a good point to improve women to online education.
Absolutely! Unity is key to advancing women’s education through online platforms. By coming together as a cohesive group, we can advocate more effectively and implement technological solutions that provide Afghan girls with much-needed educational opportunities. Let’s leverage our collective strength to inspire and facilitate online learning, driving positive change for the future. Together, we can make a significant impact!
one of the reasons supporting this decision of the Taliban is the lack of sufficient pressure by international institutions. And the solution is to increase the pressure by international institutions.
Ah, you’ve highlighted a crucial point! The lack of sufficient pressure from international institutions indeed aids the Taliban in enforcing their restrictive measures. Amplifying global advocacy and diplomatic interventions is essential to challenge these oppressive actions and support Afghan girls’ education. Stronger international efforts can pave the way for positive change. Let’s continue to advocate for increased global pressure to ensure educational opportunities for Afghan girls. Together, we can strive for impactful outcomes!
We should become unit for our rights specifically for our education.
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The Taliban should not take away the right to work and study from women
Education is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of societal development .
Absolutely! Denying women the right to work and study is a profound injustice. Education and the ability to contribute to society are fundamental human rights that should not be taken away. Let’s stand together and advocate for these rights tirelessly, leveraging technology and international support to ensure Afghan women can pursue their education and careers. Together, we can create a brighter and more equitable future!
it is imperative to ensure that education is accessible to everyone, regardless of a person’s background, socioeconomic status, or geographical location.
There are some keys to make education more accessible
1- Leverage Online Education
2- Eliminating gender differences
3- Eliminating geographic barriers
Indeed, accessibility in education is crucial. Key elements include leveraging online learning platforms, ensuring affordability through scholarships and funding, providing necessary technology, and fostering a supportive and inclusive community. By addressing these factors, we can make education more accessible to everyone, especially marginalized groups. Let’s strive for equality in learning!
Hey Anna does it have any risk for us that we are using the ristricted comment of Taliban here?
Which we are leaving under their control.
Yes not only right of education but right of work is also important