KABUL: Middle school and medium and madrasas, for boys in Afghanistan has been reopened after more than one month takeover of the country by the Taliban, the Ministry of Education said.
In the announcement on Sunday, the Ministry does not say when schools for girls will reopen, report the Xinhua news agency “Boy students and male teachers from all private and secondary schools, secondary schools, or religious schools have been asked to return to school at school All 34 Afghan provinces, “the ministry said in a statement.
Primary schools for boys and girls have been reopened and the university managed by the government remains closed.
The ministry said in another statement on Sunday that all man personnel had to continue their duties and attend their offices from Monday.
Sustainable closure of secondary and secondary schools for girls has led to concern among Afghanistan females that have mentioned the decision as a violation of women’s rights.
“I want to be a doctor in the future but seize my education, I will bury my dream,” said a ninth-grade student, Nadia.
“Going to school and getting education is my natural right,” he added.
Taliban leaders have repeatedly said that Afghan women and girls have the right to learn and work but only within the framework of Islamic law or Islamic law.
Afghan women demand that the country ensure their rights including learning and working outside the home.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said that the school of girls will be reopened and the newly formed caregivers have worked on procedures on how to separate classrooms and teachers for girls.