Human Rights Watch says that 120 countries, excluding the United States, have signed the “Safe Schools Declaration” and the United States should join this declaration and support the education of girls in Afghanistan.
On Tuesday night, 22nd of Gemini, Human Rights Watch wrote in a statement quoting Zama Naf, the executive director of the children’s department of this organization, that the United States had provided education for girls in Afghanistan for about 20 years, and now by joining the declaration of “Safe Schools”. Support Afghan girls.
“Now that the Taliban has imposed strict bans on girls’ education in Afghanistan, the United States must join the Safe Schools Declaration and support the global movement to protect education from these restrictions,” the statement said.
According to this statement, supporting the education of girls was one of the reasons for the involvement of the United States in Afghanistan.
According to this human rights organization, America provided education for thousands of Afghan girls during its presence in Afghanistan.
t should be noted that it has been more than a thousand days that girls above the sixth grade in Afghanistan have been deprived of going to school.
