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Afghan girls attend a class in Kandahar, on September 18. The Taliban last year announced the reopening of schools for boys at all levels, while for girls it was limited to primary education. EPA
Afghan girls attend a class in Kandahar, on September 18. The Taliban last year announced the reopening of schools for boys at all levels, while for girls it was limited to primary education. EPA
How does Afghanistan’s impasse over girls' education end?
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Obaidullah Baheer is a lecturer at the American University of Afghanistan
31 October, 2022