More on this topic Taliban ban Afghan women from flying without a male relative 'Segregation will be the norm' The only difference is that children over 12 years of age will still have access to extracurricular activities, under certain conditions. It was sent by the office of the governor of Kabul province and brings the "educational centers" that do not depend on the Afghan state into line with the rules already in force in the public sector. Holding up his phone, the director of an English school in the Dasht-e-Barchi district of western Kabul, 95% of which is inhabited by the Hazara, a Shiite minority, showed us the message sent on June 13 by Taliban authorities to a WhatsApp group for private schools in the Afghan capital. Only private schools have, up until now, managed to circumvent the Afghan fundamentalists' injunctions and continue to welcome girls, but this exception is about to disappear. When the Taliban returned to power in August 2021, a number of public education institutions never reopened, in a forewarning of the future policies of the new leaders in Kabul. It has been almost a year since schoolgirls over the age of 12 have seen a public school classroom in Afghanistan. But the last pockets of resistance, particularly when it comes to girls' education, are starting to give way under pressure from Afghan Islamists. Standing up to the Taliban is barely done with weapons anymore.
ADRIEN VAUTIER / LE PICTORIUM FOR 'LE MONDE' Subscribers only Girls attend a class at a secret school in Kabul, November 2021. The Taliban are bringing private schools in line with the public sector, depriving all girls of schooling beyond the age of 12.īy Jacques Follorou Published on Jat 16h51, updated at 16h51 on July 2, 2022
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Taliban crack down on last bastion of freedom for Afghan girls: Education
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