The interest of girls in working at handicrafts making factories has increased in northern Baghlan province compared to the past and the reason is the closure of their high schools and universities, owners of handicraft factories said on Wednesday.
Some girls who missed this year’s Kankor examination are hopeful for the future and asked the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) government to allow girls and women to attend schools and universities so they could be included in the next year’s Kankor examination as well.
SHIBERGHAN (Pajhwok): Complaining about economic problems and unemployment, a number of widows in northern Jawzjan province have asked the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to
All female government servants continue to draw their normal salaries, but those sitting at home will be paid 5,000 afs a month, the Ministry of Finance announced on Monday.
A number of female government servants are worried about a plan to cut their monthly salaries to 5,000 afghanis, but official sources say efforts are underway to address the issue.
A young lady in northern Jawzjan Province, who created a tailoring workshop and provided employment for more than a hundred women, says she is looking for the expansion of her work to employ hundreds more women.
HERAT CITY (Pajhwok): Officials say the number of female entrepreneurs has surged in western Herat province, but these women ask the government to build exclusive
Some victims of Badal marriages in the country have complained about their painful living conditions and demanded a strong fight against this unpleasant tradition.
About 750 students, including 337 girls, have graduated from the Al-Madina Institute of Medical Science in eastern Kunar province, an official said on Wednesday.
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