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Marwa, left, would have been the first woman in her family to go to university were it not for the Taliban. AFP
Marwa, left, would have been the first woman in her family to go to university were it not for the Taliban. AFP
Organisation of Islamic Co-operation calls on Taliban to reconsider female education ban
Last week, the Taliban tightened restrictions on female education in Afghanistan, banning girls from attending university
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The National
29 December, 2022