Five years after the Taliban banned girls from attending school beyond the sixth grade, clandestine classes have emerged to secretly teach subjects like English and math, defying the government’s restrictions. Despite the official prohibition, determined educators and students continue to pursue education in hidden settings, risking severe consequences. The underground movement highlights the ongoing struggle for girls' education in the face of strict enforcement. Those seeking more details can explore how these covert lessons operate and the challenges they present.
It has been five years since the Taliban outlawed women’s education beyond sixth grade, forcing English and math lessons underground.
