What is happening in Afghanistan is not just a policy issue, it is a moral catastrophe. Around 1.4 million girls in Afghanistan have been denied their right to education since 2021, according to Unesco.
This is not a temporary suspension. It is the creation of a system of gender-based exclusion. The international community, including the Muslim world, must not treat this tragedy as routine diplomacy. Recognition and aid must hinge on real steps to restore education.
Zahoor Alam
Buner
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