Education and Women's Rights in Afghanistan
Pro-Palestinian protesters interrupt Biden, he acknowledges their point. Sola Mahfouz educates herself secretly in Afghanistan, now working as a quantum computer researcher. She works to bring awareness to the plight of Afghan girls banned from school by the Taliban. She co-wrote a memoir and is developing educational resources for women in Afghanistan. She and Malaina Kapoor are advocating for the rights of Afghan women and educating American children on the challenges in Afghanistan.
Key Points
- Sola Mahfouz educates herself secretly in Afghanistan and now works as a quantum computer researcher
- She co-wrote a memoir 'Defiant Dreams' and is developing educational resources for women in Afghanistan
- Advocates for the rights of Afghan women and educates American children on the challenges in Afghanistan
Pros
- Raising awareness about the challenges faced by Afghan girls and women
- Developing educational resources and advocating for women's rights in Afghanistan
- Educating American children on the situation in Afghanistan
Cons
- Millions of human rights violations against women in Afghanistan
- Women and girls in Afghanistan face restrictions on education and public life imposed by the Taliban