Alia, a 19-year-old Afghan girl, fled her village to Kabul to escape forced marriage and pursue education, highlighting the struggles faced by many women in Afghanistan due to the Taliban's ban on girls' schooling, which has left them with limited options and a narrow path toward their future. #WomenRights #GirlsEducation #Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, 19-year-old Alia fled her village to escape an arranged marriage, risking her safety to pursue an English language course in Kabul, where girls have been banned from education for nearly five years, while countless others face similar pressures to marry instead of continuing their education. #GirlsEducation #Afghanistan #WomenRights
RT @WDIAfghanistan1: Today is Day 1 of the #OpenSchoolDoor one-month campaign for Afghan women and girls. Over 2.2 million Afghan girls are… #OpenSchoolDoor #AfghanWomen #GirlsEducation #AF
A UNICEF report warns that Afghanistan could lose over 25,000 teachers and healthcare workers by 2030 due to Taliban-imposed restrictions on girls' education and women's employment in the public sector, which has already impacted at least one million girls and threatens to double that number if these policies remain unchanged. #Afghanistan #GirlsEducation #WomenRights #AF #UNICEF
According to a UNICEF report, Afghanistan could lose over 25,000 female teachers and medical professionals by 2030 due to Taliban-imposed restrictions on girls' education and women's employment, which could significantly harm the country's workforce and economy. #Afghanistan #GirlsEducation #WomenEmpowerment
