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UNICEF called this Monday protect V afghan women after poisoning from 82 girls at two schools primaries north of Afghanistan. Just like he called Taliban who control the region to open research bring those responsible to justice.
“UNICEF in Afghanistan expresses its worry learning about an alleged incident yesterday that left about 80 girls and women sick at two schools in the area Sancharkin northern Afghanistan. We wish all those affected a speedy recovery,” the organization said on Twitter.
He also defended that “schools should be shelters security” where girls can learn without fear. Similarly, speaking of teachers who were also poisoned, he argued that “women should be able to work without endangering your life“.
The incidents took place over the weekend, when almost a hundred people, including 82 girls, were poisoned and taken to hospitals. The first case occurred at a school in the province Sar-e Poolin which 26 students, three teachers, a teacher, two janitors and a parent were injured.
A day later, 26 more students and four teachers were poisoned. county information managerMufti Amir, from EFE.
Ever since the Taliban took back domain Afghanistan, 15 August 2021, secondary and higher education belonging women this forbidden in the region, at the same time that a wide range of prohibitions against women.
These restrictions include the mandatory wearing closed face with a veil, gender divisionmust rely on escort from man his family to travel, among other things.
To this series of restrictions in December last year was added a ban on women could Job in non-governmental organizations (NGOs), a measure that was strongly condemned international community and UNICEF itself, exacerbating humanitarian crisis lives in a middle eastern country.
According to EFE
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