'Afghan Boys School' - 4 News Result(s)
- World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday October 16, 2021The Taliban will announce a framework that allows girls to attend school in Afghanistan "soon," a senior United Nations official said, after four weeks in which Afghan boys have been allowed a secondary education but girls have not.
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- World News | Reuters | Saturday September 18, 2021Afghan schools will open for boys from Saturday, the new Taliban ministry of education said in a statement that gave no indication of when girls might be able to go back to their classes.
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- World News | Associated Press | Wednesday February 3, 2016A 10-year-old Afghan boy who was declared a hero after fighting the Taliban has been shot dead by insurgents while on his way to school, officials said on Wednesday.
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- World News | Reuters | Tuesday November 17, 2015When the Taliban banned girls' education in Afghanistan, six-year-old Shabana Basij-Rasikh started dressing as a boy and for five years risked her life to attend a secret school.
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'Afghan Boys School' - 4 News Result(s)
- World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday October 16, 2021The Taliban will announce a framework that allows girls to attend school in Afghanistan "soon," a senior United Nations official said, after four weeks in which Afghan boys have been allowed a secondary education but girls have not.
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- World News | Reuters | Saturday September 18, 2021Afghan schools will open for boys from Saturday, the new Taliban ministry of education said in a statement that gave no indication of when girls might be able to go back to their classes.
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- World News | Associated Press | Wednesday February 3, 2016A 10-year-old Afghan boy who was declared a hero after fighting the Taliban has been shot dead by insurgents while on his way to school, officials said on Wednesday.
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- World News | Reuters | Tuesday November 17, 2015When the Taliban banned girls' education in Afghanistan, six-year-old Shabana Basij-Rasikh started dressing as a boy and for five years risked her life to attend a secret school.
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