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If girls' schools are not opened in Afghanistan, the consequences will not be good, UNESCO said

 

If girls' schools are not opened in Afghanistan, the consequences will not be good, UNESCO said

Many days later, schools and colleges are opening in Afghanistan. However, schools and colleges are being opened only for boys and not for girls. Girls school

They have not yet announced when it will open. The Afghan government has issued guidelines for opening secondary schools for boys from next Saturday. This time UNESCO is surprised about this issue. According to UNESCO, the Taliban government's decision violates the country's fundamental rights to girls.


According to UNESCO, in a country where only boys go to school and girls do not have access to school, girls are left behind in social rights. It will also have a bad effect on the international community. So now girls also have to be given access to school.

On Friday, the Afghan Ministry of Education decided that only male students and teachers would attend school. Audrey Azoule, UNESCO's director general, said that if schools were closed for girls, it would deprive them of their rights. The result will not be very good.


Thus, if girls are not allowed to go to school, many mayors may drop out of school. This will increase child marriage in the country. Inequality between men and women will increase in the society. The future of Afghanistan depends on the education of men as well as girls. Therefore, the Afghan government should provide education for all in the society.

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