AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation Crisis: UNESCO says about 2.4 million Afghan girls are barred from secondary school since 2021, with the number rising by roughly 200,000 over the past year and potentially nearing 4 million by 2030 if restrictions continue. Women’s Mobility: UN Women reports half of Afghan women leave home only once or twice a month, and 9 in 10 say they need permission from a male family member—deepening isolation and mental strain. Rights Pressure: Amnesty International marks five years of Taliban rule by warning the human rights crisis persists, calling for accountability and stronger humanitarian support, while advocates push for the concept of “gender apartheid” to be recognized under international law. Faith & Higher Education: In Kabul, Islamic Emirate leader Sheikh Hibatullah Akhundzada urged Kabul University graduates to uphold Islamic values and Sharia in daily life, as around 2,500 students graduated in 2026.
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