• 8AM.MEDIA
  • ویب‌سایت فارسی
  • پښتو ویب‌پاڼه
  • اۉزبېکچه ویب‌سایت
  • Podcast
Sunday, October 4, 2026
Hasht-e Subh
  • Home
  • News
    • Afghanistan News
    • World News
  • Opinion
    • Editorial
    • Analysis
  • Reports
    • Daily Reports
    • Investigative Reports
  • Society
    • The story of people
  • Women’s Word
  • Columns
    • Three Years After Afghanistan’s Fall: The Taliban’s Resurgence
    • Towards Equality
    • The Resurgence of the Taliban: Two Years Since Afghanistan’s Fall
    • Hebatullah Report Special Edition
    • Resistance for Education Special Edition
    • Special Column on Taliban’s Education Curriculum
    • Nawroz
  • Interviews
  • Contact Us
    • About Us
    • 8AM MEDIA Annual Awards
    • Submit an Article to Hasht-e-Subh
  • 8am.mediaBack
Subscribe
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Afghanistan News
    • World News
  • Opinion
    • Editorial
    • Analysis
  • Reports
    • Daily Reports
    • Investigative Reports
  • Society
    • The story of people
  • Women’s Word
  • Columns
    • Three Years After Afghanistan’s Fall: The Taliban’s Resurgence
    • Towards Equality
    • The Resurgence of the Taliban: Two Years Since Afghanistan’s Fall
    • Hebatullah Report Special Edition
    • Resistance for Education Special Edition
    • Special Column on Taliban’s Education Curriculum
    • Nawroz
  • Interviews
  • Contact Us
    • About Us
    • 8AM MEDIA Annual Awards
    • Submit an Article to Hasht-e-Subh
  • 8am.mediaBack
No Result
View All Result
Hasht-e Subh
No Result
View All Result

UN Women: Afghanistan Stands Alone as the Only Country Barring Girls from School

Mohammad Farhaad Mohammad Farhaad
7 March 2026 - Solar Hijri Date: 1404/12/16 [t_time:1772896462]
Young female students in hijabs smile while studying together at their classroom desks in Afghanistan, before sweeping education restrictions were imposed on girls and women. (Photo Credit: UNICEF)

UNICEF

UN Women has announced that Afghanistan is the only country in the world where girls are banned from attending school, with millions of girls deprived of educational opportunities due to existing restrictions.

On Saturday, March 7, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, the organization stated that the deprivation of girls in Afghanistan from education threatens their future and that this situation should not be normalized.

UN Women added that there is currently not a single girl receiving an education in secondary schools across Afghanistan.

The organization stated, “Do not normalize this. Change is still possible if we refuse to accept a world in which their futures are destroyed.”

This comes as, in the more than four years since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, girls have been barred from higher education, and the doors of schools and universities have remained closed to them to this day.

You can read the Persian version of this news here:

بخش زنان سازمان ملل: افغانستان تنها کشوری است که دختران آن از رفتن به مکتب محروم‌ هستند

ShareTweetSendSendShare

Related Posts

The logo of Afghanistan United Front (Photo: AUF)
Afghanistan News

United Front Claims Attack on Taliban in Helmand

4 October 2026 [t_time:1791086059]
A group of women in burqas walk through Herat amid worsening economic hardships and concerns over meeting basic needs. (Photo credit: AFP)
Afghanistan News

Herat’s Impoverished Families: ‘We Can No Longer Meet Our Basic Needs’

3 October 2026 [t_time:1791049543]
Amir Khan Muttaqi meets with UN Deputy Secretary-General Rosemary DiCarlo during a session in which Afghanistan and regional issues were discussed. (Photo credit: @MoFA_Afg)
Afghanistan News

Amir Khan Muttaqi Meets UN Deputy Secretary-General for Political Affairs

3 October 2026 [t_time:1791049349]

Latest

Loading latest news...

Popular stories

  • Surveillance footage shows Taliban fighters surrounding and shooting a bound man in Herat. (Photo credit: Social Media)

    Taliban Shoot Young Man from Herat After Torturing Him with Hands Tied

    Share
    Share Tweet
  • UN Report Reveals Shifts in Family Attitudes and Rise in Domestic Violence in Afghanistan

    Share
    Share Tweet
  • Al-Qaeda Releases Hamza bin Laden Message on 9/11 Anniversary

    Share
    Share Tweet
  • Afghanistan Journalists Center: Taliban Have Detained Around 300 Journalists and Media Workers

    Share
    Share Tweet
  • Freedom Front Claims 37 Taliban Fighters Killed in Nuristan and Kunar

    Share
    Share Tweet

Podcast

Insights
Insights

Join Lynne O’Donnell for 8AM’s podcast series, Insights.
Lynne talks with generals, diplomats, soldiers, journalists, politicians, activists, people who have front row seats for conflicts around the world, and citizens with a story to tell, happy or sad. For this first series, Afghanistan is the focus. Lynne and her guests talk about the collapse of the republic in August, 2021, and the impact since — for the people of Afghanistan, for the security of the region, for the safety of the world. It’s important, interesting and insightful.

Insights/22: Controlling the Narrative with Mina Sharif
byinsights8am

Controlling the Narrative

Lynne O’Donnell talks with Mina Sharif, author, activist, women’s rights campaigner, educator and mentor. They discuss who controls the narrative and who speaks for Afghanistan’s people when the Taliban appear to have seized control not only of the country but of the message, too.

Have a listen

Insights/22: Controlling the Narrative with Mina Sharif
Episode play icon
Insights/22: Controlling the Narrative with Mina Sharif
Episode Description
Episode play icon
Insights/21: Media Meltdown with Zahra Joya
Episode Description
Episode play icon
Insights/20: Terror Inc with Scott Richards
Episode Description
Episode play icon
Insights/19: Busting Stereotypes with Bushra Gohar
Episode Description
Episode play icon
Insights/18: Media Matters with Waliullah Rahmani
Episode Description
Episode play icon
Insights/17: What Goes Around Comes Around with Sima Samar
Episode Description
Search Results placeholder
Hasht-e Subh

8AM Media, also known as Hasht-e-Subh Daily, stands as Afghanistan's premier independent and non-profit newspaper, resonating as a beacon of journalistic integrity since its establishment in June 2007 by esteemed Afghan journalists and human rights advocates. With a steadfast commitment to citizen journalism and civic education, Hasht-e-Subh Daily has earned its place as the most esteemed publication in the nation.

Publisher: Sanjar Sohail
Email: [email protected]
Executive Director: Parwiz Kawa
Email: [email protected]

Read More

Yemeni Army Reports Airstrikes on Houthi-Controlled Cities

Tens of Thousands Protest Housing Crisis in Spain

Zelensky Says Ukraine Will Step Up Attacks on Russian Refineries in Response to Moscow’s Airstrikes

Yemen Clashes Displace More Than 200,000 People

Trump Describes Iran as “Crushed”

Editor’s Choice

Every Saturday morning, 8AM MEDIA English Services Department will guide you through the week’s biggest stories from Afghanistan and the international community.

Subscribe

© 2026 - ©Hasht-e Subh Daily

No Result
View All Result
8am.Media
پښتو ویب‌پاڼه
ویب‌سایت فارسی
اۉزبېکچه ویب‌سایت
  • Home
  • News
    • Afghanistan News
    • World News
  • Opinion
    • Editorial
    • Analysis
  • Reports
    • Daily Reports
    • Investigative Reports
  • Society
    • The story of people
  • Women’s Word
  • Columns
    • Three Years After Afghanistan’s Fall: The Taliban’s Resurgence
    • Towards Equality
    • The Resurgence of the Taliban: Two Years Since Afghanistan’s Fall
    • Hebatullah Report Special Edition
    • Resistance for Education Special Edition
    • Special Column on Taliban’s Education Curriculum
    • Nawroz
  • Interviews
  • Contact Us
    • About Us
    • 8AM MEDIA Annual Awards
    • Submit an Article to Hasht-e-Subh
  • 8am.media

© 2026 - ©Hasht-e Subh Daily