2.4 Million Afghan Girls Deprived of Secondary Education Under Taliban
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Since their return to power in 2021, the Taliban have left 2.4 million girls without access to secondary education in Afghanistan, according to the UN. This figure has increased by 200,000 in one year. Afghanistan is the only country where girls and women are deprived of secondary and higher education. UNESCO warns that if the ban continues, nearly four million girls could be affected by 2030.
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An estimated 2.4 million girls in Afghanistan are now deprived of seco...
Los talibanes han dejado a 2,4 millones de niñas sin educación secunda...
Los talibanes han dejado a 2,4 millones de niñas sin educación secunda...
هدا جابریان، هماهنگکننده برنامه آموزش در شرایط اضطراری یونسکو، میگوی...
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