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Education policy within Afghanistan has been impacted by years of war, developing challenges that include a lack of infrastructure, accessibility, and increased violence against the general population. I am suggesting for there to be an addition of recent updates regarding how education policy - primary, secondary, and tertiary - has been influenced by the collapse of the Afghan government and the transition of power to the Taliban in August 2021. These impacts more significantly define the female experience in Afghanistan, although there are effects on the male population as well. Furthermore, in an effort to provide information on intersectional marginalized communities, there must be a further exploration of ethnic minorities and their acmess to education in Afghanistan more recently. In including this information, however, the author must be sure to refrain from inputting any personal opinions in an effort to maintain the neutrality of their tone. Hjamshed (talk) 07:06, 25 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
