KABUL law in Kabul.
The nearly 100 protestors, all teachers at public sector universities, wanted to ask the president and the higher education minister to declare as void the presidential decree, said Taj Mohammad Akbar, head of the university teachers association.
“The decree has caused a huge damage to the higher education system and has disturbed it,” Akbar said, asking the higher education minister to join the protesting teachers or resign.
He said 2,500 professional and skilled teachers would be sacked and another . . .
