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Despite Taliban ban, over 90 per cent of Afghans support girls’ right to learn

By UN News Service

August 29, 2025

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Despite the ongoing ban on girls’ secondary education, more than 90 per cent of Afghan adults support girls’ right to be in class, according to a new alert from the UN’s gender equality agency, UN Women.

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