KABUL, but at the same time warned against remaining deficits and a risk that the progress achieved was being eroded in some areas.
In a letter and brief summary of the Human Rights Watch (HRW)’s upcoming report next month to President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani and some government ministries, the watchdog shared its concerns regarding girls’ education in Afghanistan.
The 249-page report is based on interviews conducted by HRW researchers in 2016 in Kabul, Kandahar, Balkh and Nangarhar provinces.
According to the report, the majority of the interviewees were girls who had missed some or all of their education . . .
