- Search results for Taliban
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 | How Afghani author Nemat Sadat is educating young Asians about the plight of queer folk in Taliban territoryQueer Afghans are hiding in basements, on rooftops, in literal closets to stay alive in what is an impossible situation for them, says the activist, calling out the global community's silence | |
 | Around 70 teaching staff resign after Taliban sacks VC of Kabul UniversityCritics have highlighted a tweet by Ghairat last year in which he justified the killing of journalists | |
 | Afghan girls will return to school 'as soon as possible', say TalibanThe number of girls in higher education institutions has increased from 5,000 in 2001 to around 90,000 in 2018 | |
 | Afghanistan's secondary, high schools reopen for boys after more than a month of the country's takeover by the TalibanPrimary schools for boys and girls have already reopened and the government-run universities have remained closed | |
 | What The FAQ: Are the Taliban really allowing women to attend schools, colleges and universities? What are the conditions?Not just the female students but the teachers too have expressed safety concerns. Several of them were even afraid of walking in the streets, let alone attend universities | |
 | Afghan Ministry of Education to change curriculum according to Sharia lawsIt was also announced that mixed classes between girls and boys are not acceptable and some changes would be brought to the curriculum | |
 | Taliban: Women can study in gender-segregated universities and Islamic dress would be compulsoryThe minister, Abdul Baqi Haqqani, laid out the new policies at a news conference, several days after Afghanistan's new rulers formed an all-male government | |
 | Girls and boys to be taught in separate classrooms; only female lecturers for girls. Afghan educational institutions reopen under new normsThe officials are worried about the girls' low attendance at the universities. Students cite lack of security as reason | |
| What the FAQ: What does the UNSC resolution say about Afghanistan and why is India such a big part of it?The UNSC, under India's Presidency, adopted a resolution demanding that Afghanistan should not be used to threaten or attack any country or to shelter and train terrorists | |
 | Help me, I can't go on: Afghan school director with Italy links trappedHe is the director of a school in Herat province named for Maria Grazia Cutuli, a Corriere correspondent killed in 2001 | |
 | Afghan nationals continue protest outside United Nations Human Rights Council office in Delhi, demand refugee cardsOne of the protestors told the media that Afghan children cannot study anymore, the Afghan youth won't get jobs and that their future is bleak | |
| More Afghan students registered at Mangalore University, arrival uncertainAbdul Basit, a student from Afghanistan, said lots of his friends back in his country are making enquiries about his studies here as they have no scope for higher education in a peaceful atmosphere | |
 | Taliban bans co-education in Afghanistan's Herat province: ReportThis is the first 'fatwa' issued by the Taliban after its swift takeover of Afghanistan last week, contradicting the "new face" claims of the terrorist organisation | |
 | A 17-year-old Afghan national soccer player was one of the people who died falling from an aircraft, in video that went viralZaki Anwari's Facebook profile suggests that he had started studying in Kabul's Esteqlal High School only in April. The video has gone completely viral | |
 | What is India's new emergency visa policy for Afghan nationals in light of the Taliban takeover of the country?There is no clarity as of now as to how many Afghan nationals India would accept and what will happen when their emergency visa period ends |
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