The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), in a declaration on the occasion of the International Day of Education, has criticized the limitations on ladies& & education in the country, saying no country has actually prospered by leaving behind half its population.UNAMA noted in the declaration that it has been 1,225 days since the Islamic Emirate enforced a restriction on ladies& & education beyond the 6th grade.&& It is a travesty and catastrophe that countless Afghan women have been stripped of their right to education.
No nation has ever flourished by disempowering and leaving behind half its population.
The de facto authorities need to end this ban right away and allow all Afghan ladies to go back to school,& & stated Roza Otunbayeva, the UN Secretary-General&& s Special Representative for Afghanistan and head of UNAMA.The International Day of Education, celebrated every year on January 24, underscores education&& s vital function in achieving peace, advancement, and equality.The Islamic Emirate has consistently stressed that limitations on ladies& & education are an internal Afghan issue and immigrants need to not interfere.The post International Day of Education: UNAMA states no nation has thrived by leaving behind half its population initially appeared on Ariana News.