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Apr 12 2021 -
H.E. Rangina Hamidi is the first female Minister of Education of Afghanistan in the last 30 years. Minister Hamidi was born in Kandahar, Afghanistan, fled with her family to Pakistan in 1981 during the Soviet Occupation and eventually immigrated to the United States. She attended high school in the United States and received her B.A. degree with a double major in Religion and Gender Studies at the University of Virginia.
In 2003, Minister Hamidi returned to Afghanistan to help rebuild her country. Using her leadership and management skills, she founded Kandahar Treasure in 2008, the first women-owned and women-run social enterprise in Kandahar Province. Kandahar Treasure grew to provide over 400 women sustainable income with the production of exquisite hand-embroidered textiles for apparel and home décor. The products are marketed nationally and internationally. While it is critically important to empower women financially, Minister Hamidi realized the importance o
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12 Mar 2021
Human rights groups condemned the Education Ministry of Afghanistan on Wednesday after issuing an order that forbids girls over the age of 12 from singing the Afghan national anthem at events “held in the presence of men.”
According to Voice of America News (VOA) on Thursday, the order was dated March 6 but went unnoticed until a photo of it was posted to social media Wednesday.
ریاست معارف شهر کابل گفته است که پس از این، دختران که سن شان از ۱۲ بالاتر باشد حق اجرای ترانه در مجالس و برنامه های عمومی را ندارند.
در مکتوب این ریاست به مکاتب آمده است: مجالس که اشتراک کنندگان آن صدفیصد اناث (زن) باشد از این امر مستثنا میباشد. #Afghanistan#ArianaNewspic.twitter.com/pxAJEIGztk
The Education Ministry order quote
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