AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoTaliban & Education Control: Kabul Education University students and lecturers report daily humiliation and pressure over dress and grooming rules, with warnings that trimming beards or skipping caps could mean zero grades and withheld diplomas. Humanitarian Crisis for Women: OCHA says over 10.7 million women and girls in Afghanistan need humanitarian assistance, citing worsening health, food insecurity, and reduced access to services—especially as restrictions limit education and employment for female professionals. Girlhood & Nutrition Emergency: UNICEF warns 3.7 million children under five face heightened malnutrition risk as Afghanistan enters its peak wasting season, with acute malnutrition worsening across most provinces. OIC Women’s Rights Push: At the OIC ministerial conference in Islamabad, delegates adopted the Islamabad Declaration calling for stronger women’s access to education, work, healthcare, and digital opportunities, while condemning Taliban restrictions on girls’ secondary education and women’s employment. Local Education Infrastructure: A new school building was inaugurated in Ghazni’s Jaghatu district, aiming to expand access to quality education despite ongoing rural infrastructure gaps.
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