Male Afghan college students stroll away from examination to protest Taliban’s ban on girls’s training

The male college students in Nangarhar and Kandahar demonstrated with placards towards the Taliban diktat.

New Delhi,UPDATED: Dec 21, 2022 23:05 IST

The male college students stood in solidarity with the Afghan girls

By India Today Web Desk: Male college students at Afghanistan’s Nangarhar University walked away from their exams in a present of solidarity with the feminine college students to protest the Taliban’s ban on women’ training.

The male college students in Nangarhar and Kandahar demonstrated with placards towards the Taliban diktat.

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The Taliban’s increased training ministry ordered an indefinite ban on college training for girls in Afghanistan within the newest crack down on girls’s rights and freedoms, drawing robust worldwide condemnation.

The announcement got here because the United Nations Security Council met in New York and the US State Department introduced the discharge of two Americans detained by the Taliban.

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The Taliban have broadly carried out their strict interpretation of Islamic regulation since seizing management of the nation final 12 months. They banned women from center faculty and highschool, restricted girls from most employment, and ordered them to put on head-to-toe clothes in public.

Women had been additionally banned from parks and gymnasiums and prevented from travelling with no male family member.

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Dec 21, 2022