The Taliban in Afghanistan has ‘re-opened’ schools across Afghanistan for girls till grade six.
However, the Taliban on Wednesday ordered shutting down of secondary girl schools in Kabul – the capital city of Afghanistan.
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The closing down of secondary girls’ schools in Kabul came barely a day after the schools were reopened on Tuesday.
According to TOLO News in Afghanistan, schools reopened for girls of all ages in Herat city on Wednesday.
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In Kabul, girls beyond grade 6 were not allowed to attend school on Wednesday, TOLO News reported.
It added that the education ministry of Taliban-ruled Afghanistan is yet to take a final call on education for girls beyond grade 6.
Girls were banned from attending schools in Afghanistan after the Islamic outfit-sized power in August last year.
Universities recently reopened, with new gender segregation rules.