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Women s groups call for UN peacekeeping force in Afghanistan | Nation / world

Women s groups call for UN peacekeeping force in Afghanistan | Nation / world
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Women s groups call for UN peacekeeping force in Afghanistan

Women s groups call for UN peacekeeping force in Afghanistan
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Nicholas Kristof: What we can learn from fearless girls in Afghanistan

Nicholas Kristof writes that, for the cost of deploying a single soldier in Afghanistan for one year, we can establish and pay expenses of 20 rudimentary schools.

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Kristof: In Afghanistan, schools the tools to win the war

Kristof: In Afghanistan, schools the tools to win the war May 18, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A family grieves outside Sayed Ul-Shuhada high school in Kabul, Afghanistan, where a bombing occurred on May 8. Education is the antidote to extremism.KIANA HAYERI /NYT Lying in her hospital bed in Kabul, Afghanistan, having survived an extremist group’s bombing that killed more than 80 students at her school, a 17-year-old named Arifa was as determined as she was frightened. “I will continue my education, even if I’m afraid,” Arifa, who hopes to become a doctor, vowed to Richard Engel of NBC News. Afghan girls and boys may lack books, pens and laptops, but in their thirst for education, they have plenty to teach the world. Indeed, one of the few things the extremists and the students seem to agree on is the transformational power of education, especially girls’ education.

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What we can learn from fearless girls | The Opinion Pages

What we can learn from fearless girls High school girls in class in Farghamanch, Afghanistan, Oct. 24, 2009. “In the long run, a girl with a book is a greater threat to extremism than a drone overhead,” writes The New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof. (Holly Pickett/The New York Times) Written By 16th May 2021 Lying in her hospital bed in Kabul, Afghanistan, having survived an extremist group’s bombing that killed more than 80 students at her school, a 17-year-old named Arifa was as determined as she was frightened. “I will continue my education, even if I’m afraid,” Arifa, who hopes to become a doctor, vowed to Richard Engel of NBC News.

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