Afghanistan’s Taliban Prohibit Girls From Attending Secondary School, as Boys Return to Classrooms

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Afghanistan’s Taliban Prohibit Girls From Attending Secondary School, as Boys Return to Classrooms
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Teenage Afghan girls weren’t allowed to return to school as classrooms reopened for the first time since the Taliban reclaimed power

KABUL—Teenage Afghan girls weren’t allowed to return to school on Saturday as classrooms across the country reopened for the first time since, raising fears that their new fundamentalist government will permanently ban secondary education for girls.

The absence of teenage girls in classrooms, while their male peers returned, followed a decree issued by the Taliban on Friday ordering male students and teachers to return to high schools and religious seminaries.

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