Students older than 12 years can only attend religious schools, the so-called Madrases, where the curriculum is focused exclusively on Islamic studies, under the strict supervision of the Taliban government, writes CNN.
In madrasa Naji-e-Bashra On the outskirts of Kabul, the Talibans approve, the number of enrolled girls rates rapidly because there is no other possibility of schooling. However, these schools do not teach Knowledge required for contemporary life. “Not inWhat we need us, “said 23-year-old Nargis, who organized secret classes for girls in his house due to the ban on education.
Talibani closed everything unrelegian Schools and faculties for women, prohibiting them access to general education. Executive of Minister of Higher Education Nida Mohammad Nadici said schools were closed because the girls did not respect the rules of clothing, and educational programs such as agriculture and engineering considered “Contrary to Islam and Afghan Honor “.
The International Criminal Court is in July requested the arrest of two Taliban leaders due to the persecution of women, but the Taliban condemned the court as hostile towards Islam. In public madrasa that funded The Taliban government curriculum almost completely covers religious contents, while private madrases, as Naji-e-Bashrawith Islamic objects, they also offer learning language and science, but it is a rarity.
(Vijesti.ba)
