Paris: In the midst of a rapidly growing event in Afghanistan, the Director General of UNESCO Audrey Azoulay has stated that “fundamental rights to education for all, especially for girls and women, must continue without obstacles”.
UNESCO will provide an effort to support all Afghans to ensure their right to education, the body said in a statement.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results “Education is human rights that is very necessary for the implementation of other human rights and for the development of Afghanistan.
Moreover in this critical moment.
All calls to guarantee the right to education without discrimination.
Students, teachers, And educational personnel must have access to a safe educational environment, including women and women, who must continue to learn and teach without any restrictions, “Azoulay said.
“Great progress made in the country included in education should not be lost.
Education must continue for girls and women.
Afghan’s future depends on them”, adding the Director General.
UNESCO has provided technical assistance to strengthen education in Afghanistan since 1948, according to a statement.
Through his office in Kabul, UNESCO has invested in education policies, especially for girls’ education, with the largest literacy campaign in the history of organizations that have reached 1.2 million Afghans, including 800,000 women.
Recently UNESCO has supported efforts to respond to Covid-19 pandemic, helping the education system to promote back to school, especially for girls.