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Afghan women are establishing secret schools to educate girls despite the Taliban's ban on education for those over 12. Special correspondent Leila Molana-Allen reported on the risks faced by these women and the impact of the ban on young girls, including increasing rates of forced marriages. Activism continues as women push for their rights and access to education.
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Afghan women are establishing secret schools to educate girls despite the Taliban's ban on education for those over 12. Special correspondent Leila Molana-Allen reported on the risks faced by these women and the impact of the ban on young girls, including increasing rates of forced marriages. Activism continues as women push for their rights and access to education.
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Inside Afghanistan's secret schools where women defy the Taliban to educate girls
Afghan Women Establish Secret Schools Amid Taliban Education Ban