Afghanistan’s Academic Year Begins After Delay as Girls Remain Barred from SchoolsBy The Afghanistan PostMarch 28, 2026 The new academic year in Afghanistan began on Saturday after a one-week delay, with authorities…
WFP: One-Third of Afghan Girls Deprived of Primary Education Due to PovertyBy The Afghanistan PostSeptember 30, 2024 The World Food Programme (WFP) has stated that rising poverty in Afghanistan has left one-third…
Afghan Students Denied Enrollment in Iranian SchoolsBy The Afghanistan PostSeptember 23, 2024 As the new academic year begins in Iran, Afghan migrant families report that their children…
Malala Yousafzai: Afghan Women Are the True Force of Resistance Against the TalibanBy The Afghanistan PostSeptember 17, 2024 As the third anniversary of the Taliban’s closure of girls’ schools above the sixth grade…
Female teachers are experiencing severe economic hardship as a result of salary cuts imposed by the TalibanBy The Afghanistan PostJuly 25, 2024 Taliban’s recent decision to cut female teachers’ salaries to 5,000 Afghanis has raised concerns among…
Atal Khan Rahimzoy: I want schools and universities to be reopened for our sisters so that they can also pursue their education.By The Afghanistan PostJuly 25, 2024 This year, female students were once again not allowed to participate in the Kankor exam,…
