girls education

KHOST CITY (Pajhwok): Acting Education Minister Noorullah Munir has said that cultural restraints were the main reason behind the closure of girls’ schools. During his

KABUL (Pajhwok): A number of women in Kabul on Sunday asked the government to reopen girls schools above sixth grade. Holding a protest meeting, the

KABUL (Pajhwok): Almost a month since the Taliban extended the ban on secondary school girls attending classes, almost 80% of girls have been denied their .

KABUL (Pajhwok): Religious scholars have once again called for the lifting all restrictions on girls’ education and the reopening of secondary schools for female students.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Some men and women religious scholars in capital Kabul have asked acting government to allow girls to go to schools. Religious scholar Abdul

KABUL (Pajhwok): Some female 12th grade students in Kabul, whose studies were disrupted by last year’s political changes and the outbreak of the coronavirus .

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Intelligence chief for central Bamyan province on Thursday stressed on education of boys and girls and criticized the performance of the Education

KABUL (MoE) to support girls’ education in rural areas, the British ambassador in Kabul said . . .