In response to the Taliban’s ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan, UNICEF has urged the rulers to lift the ban immediately to prevent the future of millions of girls from being jeopardized. The ban has already deprived 2.2 million girls of their right to education, with devastating consequences predicted if it continues, including increased maternal and infant deaths due to lack of medical care. The Taliban has justified the ban on female education based on their interpretation of Sharia law, but UNICEF warns that the long-term repercussions will be catastrophic if girls are not allowed to return to school.
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At least 16 dead after fighter jet crashes into school in Bangladesh
At least 16 people have died and over 150, primarily children, were injured after a Bangladesh Air Force jet crashed into the Milestone School in Dhaka, causing a significant fire and structural collapse. The military reported that the F-7 BGI training aircraft went down during class hours, prompting an urgent investigation and rescue operations. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: An Air Force jet crashed into a school in Bangladesh during class, causing at...
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