Medical institutions were the last hope for Afghan girls and women seeking higher education since the Taliban banned schools and universities for...
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The Taliban have banned women in Afghanistan from attending medical and semi-professional education, including nursing and midwifery. This will not only shut the door to the last remaining avenue for education in Afghanistan but will also have devastating consequences for the health of women in the country that has one of the highest maternal mortality […]
Medical institutions were the last hope for Afghan girls and women seeking higher education since the Taliban banned schools and universities for...
G7 Special Representatives have expressed deep concern over the Taliban’s recent decision to ban women and girls from attending health institutes in...
KABUL: For Saja, studying nursing at a healthcare institute in Kabul was her last lifeline to make something of herself after women were banned from...
FROM her private hospital in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul, doctor Najmussama Shefajo predicts a rise in maternal mortality rates “within three or...
By Luke Coffey The Taliban’s de facto minister of refugees and repatriation, Khalil Ur-Rahman Haqqani, was killed along with five others in a...
The Kano State College of Nursing Sciences has opened the admission portal for the Basic and Community Midwifery Programme. The programme will be...
The Kano State College of Nursing Sciences has opened the admission portal for the Basic and Community Midwifery Programme. The programme will be...
Two years after the Taliban banned girls from universities and removed women from international organizations, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken...
Educational inequality among women is a critical issue with deep societal, cultural, and economic implications. It manifests in various ways,...
Since the Taliban regained power in 2021, Afghanistan's media landscape has undergone drastic changes, marked by severe restrictions on press...