Five years out of school: Amnesty raises alarm over Afghan girls’ education

Amnesty International has warned that five years have passed since millions of Afghan girls were denied access to secondary education. The organization says the ongoing restrictions are harming the future prospects and aspirations of an entire generation.

Despite the limitations, Amnesty reports that girls across Afghanistan are continuing to seek educational opportunities. They are turning to online learning platforms and participating in protests to demand the right to study.

Amnesty International’s statement highlights the long‑term impact of the educational bans and calls for immediate action to restore access for Afghan girls.

Source: AOP News

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