Afghan Female Literacy Centres bring knowledge and new priorities to remote areas
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@ThisBoyTV "Do women still get beaten in Afghanistan for attending school?" Why do the people hate it when women get education? The women have to suffer the backlash for getting better. *sigh*
HunterTiger2100 1 year ago
@77malgosia
sure hope so.. the women in Afghanistan have had a rough time for too many years
ThisBoyTV 1 year ago
@ThisBoyTV well - this video says they don't anymore, but on the other hand it suggests that this is only because they learn useful things. This means they still need excuses to get some education. Reading and writing are the basic skills to learn anything else in the future, so I would say they're on the right path anyway.
77malgosia 1 year ago
Do women still get beaten in Afghanistan for attending school?
ThisBoyTV 1 year ago