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Learn about Madrasas, the Taliban Religious Schools Radicalising Boys and Girls and Why the West isn't Doing More to Stop the Worst Women's Rights Situation in the World.
Tune into Part 2 of Catherine's interview with Dr Lauryn Oates (PhD Language Literacy Education), Executive Director of the Canadian Human Rights organisation, Right to Learn. Listen to Dr Oates talk about; how poverty is severely reducing access to education for women and girls, the large-scale uptake of Taliban religious education across Afghanistan and why the West should be worried, and why there isn't more outrage and action. Read more and donate at rightolearn.ca, Use your freedom and sign Amnesty’s petition at https://amnesty.org.nz/break-the-silence/
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/06/gender-apartheid-must-be-recognized-international-law/
Afghanistan: The Taliban Must Immediately Revoke the Criminal Procedure Regulation of the Courts - Amnesty International
Tune into Part 2 of Catherine's interview with Dr Lauryn Oates (PhD Language Literacy Education), Executive Director of the Canadian Human Rights organisation, Right to Learn. Listen to Dr Oates talk about; how poverty is severely reducing access to education for women and girls, the large-scale uptake of Taliban religious education across Afghanistan and why the West should be worried, and why there isn't more outrage and action. Read more and donate at rightolearn.ca, Use your freedom and sign Amnesty’s petition at https://amnesty.org.nz/break-the-silence/
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/06/gender-apartheid-must-be-recognized-international-law/
Afghanistan: The Taliban Must Immediately Revoke the Criminal Procedure Regulation of the Courts - Amnesty International
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