With Afghan girls denied a secondary education, some are running secret schools
Summary
The Taliban has stopped girls in Afghanistan from going to secondary school. In response, some teachers and students are secretly running schools to continue education for girls.Key Facts
- The Taliban banned secondary education for girls in Afghanistan.
- Girls are prevented from officially attending middle and high schools.
- Some teachers are organizing secret schools to teach girls in private locations.
- These secret schools operate in hidden places to avoid Taliban detection.
- Girls and educators risk punishment by attending or running these schools.
- This effort shows a strong desire among Afghan girls to keep learning despite restrictions.
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