As U.S. Leaves Afghanistan, Concerns Over Future Of Girls' Education

The situation in Afghanistan is concerning, especially after recent bombings targeting girls at a Kabul high school. This has raised fears about the future of women's education as U.S. troops withdraw and peace talks with the Taliban falter. Historically, the Taliban banned girls from formal education, and there are concerns this could happen again. Reports indicate the Taliban is already imposing education limits in areas they control. While the Taliban denies responsibility for the bombings, the debate continues on their stance towards women's education. Many in Afghanistan are determined to protect educational progress despite potential changes.

What are the views of students and educators about the potential return of the Taliban to power?

What reforms does a member of the Ministry of Hajj and Religious Affairs claim the Taliban wants to implement?