1,000 days have passed since the Taliban barred girls from secondary education, the UN says

One thousand days have passed since girls in Afghanistan were banned from attending secondary schools. That’s according to the U.N. children’s agency, which said Thursday that “no country can move forward when half its population is left behind.

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Minneapolis Star TribuneLean Left· 839d ago· ran in 4 outlets

1,000 days have passed since the Taliban barred girls from secondary education, the UN says

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The RepublicCenter· 839d ago

1,000 days have passed since the Taliban barred girls from secondary education, the UN says

WFMZ AllentownCenter· 839d ago

1,000 days have passed since the Taliban barred girls from secondary education, the UN says

ForbesCenter· 839d ago

UNICEF USA BrandVoice: 1,000 Days Of Education Lost For Afghanistan’s Girls

Voice of AmericaCenter· 839d ago

Afghan girls endure 1,000 days without school under Taliban rule

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Green Field ReporterLean Right· 839d ago

1,000 days have passed since the Taliban barred girls from secondary education, the UN says - The Daily Reporter

Daily JournalLean Right· 839d ago· ran in 4 outlets

1,000 days have passed since the Taliban barred girls from secondary education, the UN says

Fox NewsRight· 839d ago

1,000 days have passed since Taliban banned girls from attending school past 6th grade: UNICEF

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