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Speakers say Afghan women aren’t asking for charity, demand rights and reversal of education ban

December 10, 2025 | United Nations, Federal


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Speakers say Afghan women aren’t asking for charity, demand rights and reversal of education ban
Unidentified Speaker 1, a participant at the event, said, "We are not asking for charity. We are demanding our rights." The speaker added, "Afghanistan has no future until it is women are free."

The remarks were followed by Unidentified Speaker 2, who described an ongoing ban on girls' secondary and tertiary education. "The ban on secondary and tertiary education for girls persists now into its fourth year," the speaker said, adding that it is "depriving Afghanistan of female doctors, entrepreneurs, teachers, and leaders critical to the country today and for its future." The comments framed the issue as one of rights and long-term national capacity rather than short-term aid.

No officials, legal authorities, or policy makers are recorded responding in the provided transcript. The statements in this article are based on speakers at the gathering and represent their assertions about the continuation and consequences of the education ban. Next procedural steps or formal demands referenced in the remarks were not specified in the transcript.

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