KABUL (Pajhwok): Special Inspector General for Afghanistan’s Reconstruction (SIGAR) has said that restrictions on girls’ education have economic costs and likely to deepen Afghanistan’s economic crisis.
On its Twitter handle, SIGAR wrote: “Restrictions on girls’ education have economic costs and are likely to deepen Afghanistan’s economic crisis and lead to greater insecurity, poverty, and isolation.”
Citing UNICEF, SIGAR wrote if schools were reopened half of the girls will have no access to education would be deprived of access to educational institutions.
The development comes as acting Afghan government first shut down girls’ schools above class sixth and . . .
