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Afghan authorities confirmed this Friday poisoning of 64 students and 15 teachers from a school in central Afghanistan, victims of a substance that has not been identifiedafter which
Afghan authorities confirmed this Friday poisoning of 64 students and 15 teachers from a school in central Afghanistan, victims of a substance that has not been identifiedafter which they were transferred to the hospital, where three of them remain in critical condition.
The poisoning of the women occurred this Thursday at a school in the Kiti district of Daikondi province, authorities confirmed. EFE provincial director of information and culture of the Taliban government, Mustafa Saleh, at a time when Secondary and higher education is prohibited for women in Afghanistan.
All of them were immediately hospitalized, and although the health of most of the girls, according to the official, is “good,” “Three of them are in critical condition.”
In addition, he clarified that they were unable to identify the material with which they were poisoned. nor those responsible and their reasons.
Afghanistan experienced a similar episode in June 2023, when at least 82 girls were poisoned in two schools in the north of the countryas well as eight teachers and two janitors.
Afghan women suffered serious deterioration of their rights after the rise of the Taliban to power in August 2021.
Since then, fundamentalists have vetoed female secondary and higher education and forced women to cover their faces and always go out accompanied by a male family member.
This regression in rights increasingly resembles the position the Taliban took during its previous regime between 1996 and 2001, when it relied on a rigid interpretation of Islam and its strict social code known as Pashtunwali. They banned women from schools and locked women at home.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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