January 19, 2025 - 20:26
In a significant move, Taliban official Sher Abbas Stanikzai has publicly called for the reversal of restrictions imposed on female education in Afghanistan. During a recent statement, he argued that these restrictions are not only detrimental to the nation's progress but also contradict Islamic law. Stanikzai emphasized the importance of education for women, asserting that it is a fundamental right that should be upheld.
The deputy's remarks come amidst growing international criticism of the Taliban's policies regarding women's rights and education. Many activists and organizations have condemned the ongoing ban, highlighting the negative impact it has on the lives of Afghan women and girls. Stanikzai's appeal suggests a potential shift in the Taliban's stance, as he acknowledges the necessity of education in fostering a more prosperous and enlightened society.
As discussions around this issue continue, the global community watches closely, hoping for meaningful changes that will empower Afghan women and promote their access to education.
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