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Taliban Bans Women From University Education
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On December 20th, the Taliban announced that women would no longer be allowed to attend university. Neda Mohammad Nadeem, the Taliban’s minister for higher education, said the government implemented the ban because women didn’t follow the dress code. Nadeem said, "They were dressing like they were going to a wedding." Afghanistan’s education ministry said that its scholars evaluated the higher education curriculum and environment and declared that attendance for women would be suspended until a suitable “new environment” has been established. The banning also restricts women’s access to education and other essential aspects of society. Humaira Qaderi, US Afghan activist and university lecturer, told the BBC that Afghanistan is “no longer a country, but a cage for women.” Although the Taliban, in general, is opposed to modern education, especially for women and girls, the issue divided the Taliban, with some more moderate officials opposing the ban. In solidarity with the female students, around 50 male university professors and lecturers at public and private universities resigned from their positions, while some male students refused to sit for university examinations.
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Taliban Bans Women From University Education
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