- Search results for Taliban
| Image | Title | |
|---|---|---|
 | EU condemns Taliban's decision to deny secondary education to Afghanistan girlsThe Taliban regime had issued a decree banning female students above Class VI from participating in their classes on Wednesday | |
 | Taliban turns tail on its decision to allow all girls to return to school. Restricts girls' education to Class VIThe Taliban government in Afghanistan had earlier urged all students to attend schools that reopen from today across the country | |
 | High schools reopen today in Afghanistan, Taliban allows girls to attend classesThe terror outfit had allegedly closed most secondary schools for girls since it came to power in August last year | |
 | Afghan students in the US under Fulbright scholarship fear returning to their Taliban-ruled country. Here's whyThe terms of the scholarship mandate that students return to their home countries after completing the programme. Afghan students claim there has been no word frrom the officials on their status | |
 | Taliban will allow only female teachers to teach girls in Afghanistan, to reopen high schools for girl students from MarchThe Taliban-led government in Afghanistan has said that they had closed high schools for girls after taking over the administration in August last year as they were creating a 'safe system for girls' | |
 | Schools, universities in Afghanistan to reopen in March, says TalibanIt has been nearly six months that 150 public universities have been closed across Afghanistan | |
 | Are schools in Afghanistan actually calling back girl students to class? Here's the truthAt least 26 schools for girls above grade 6 have reopened in Herat city, families said. So far, none are known to have reopened elsewhere in the province, also called Herat | |
 | The future looks bleak for these Afghani students enrolled in Indian varsities: How they are coping in Taliban's AfghanistanThe financial situation has also become a burden for these students because earnings have either stopped or have become irregular | |
 | Open schools for young girls right now, writes Malala Yousafzai in an open letter to Taliban-led Afghan governmentEven though Yousafzai's demand has a global recognition and value, it is very likely that the Taliban may simply ignore it | |
| All Afghan girls will be allowed to attend secondary schools, Taliban working on a framework: UN officialDuring the Taliban's previous rule of Afghanistan from 1996-2001, they denied girls and women the right to education and barred them from working and public life | |
 | Girls also have the right to education: Reopen schools, girl students, teachers tell TalibanOnly three provinces in Afghanistan-- Balkh, Kunduz and Sar-i- Pul-- have reopened schools for girls, TOLOnews reported | |
 | French Prez Macron wants G20 to pressure Taliban to let girls study in schools, colleges againOlder girls have been barred from going to high school and most women have not been allowed to return to work | |
 | As Afghan boys return to school, girls wait for Taliban timeline when they can join institutesThe Taliban's spokesperson Bilal Karimi had said that the halt to the education of girls was due to the transportation | |
 | Women Afghan teachers, health workers urge US to unfreeze Afghanistan's assetsIn July first week, WeChat, China's most popular messaging app, shut down without notice scores of LGBTQ accounts operated by university students | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: About 25 years ago today, the Taliban had taken over AfghanistanIn today's #TBT, we dial back to the days when the Taliban had taken over Afghanistan, just like it has today. Here's how it all panned out all those years back |
Search results 15 - 30 of 56