On this #InternationalDayofEducation2024 Remember that Afghanistan is the only country in the world where girls are banned from education. Today An entire generation of women are at the risk of being lost- a loss that if not prevented urgently will take decades to be reversed.

The #Right2Education is our passion, so we're glued to listening to Aisha Khurram of the #GRFEducationAlliance hosting the special session on broadening the base of #refugee support.

#RefugeeForum

Aisha Khurram human rights advocate and student leader, moderating opening session at the #RefugeeForum #GRFEd UNHCR Education

'We have to take education out of the development box and include it as a humanitarian response to crises' - Aisha Khurram 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

🔴 #HappeningNow

Closing Session “The workshop of the International Conference on #Afghan Women’s #Education .'

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#DohaForum #Education 4Her_Progress4All #ICAWE

Cracking the Code: Developing Effective Strategies Towards Reinstituting Formal Education in Afghanistan.

I’m always so overjoyed to see our young & brilliant Afghan youth leading & moderating such important forums.

Aisha Khurram you were brilliant!

#Education4Her_Progress4All

„Das Globale Flüchtlingsforum steht als Chance vor uns, aber mehr noch ist es ein Zeugnis unserer gemeinsamen Verantwortung', meint Aisha.
Sie ist Bildungsaktivistin & geflüchtete Studentin und wird nächste Woche dabei sein, um sich für das Recht auf Bildung stark zu machen.💙

It was pleasure to represent Global Student Forum and the perspective of Afghan girls on the Status of SDG4 at the briefing reception hosted by the Government of Ireland for the Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO at the Irish Embassy in Paris. Thank you Ireland OECD&UNESCO for having me.

No. Sorry. They are not “collateral damage” they are human beings who happen to have been born there and live there and most of those human beings are stuck there. Have some compassion, they are Palestinians not buildings or roads or things, they are human beings and so are the

While the world’s eyes are on Gaza, Pakistan quietly expels 1.7 million people back to Afghanistan, a country gripped in a humanitarian crisis, where Taliban are systematically violating the rights to education, employment, and much more for women & girls.

Thousands of poor & exhausted Afghans are crossing the border each day from Pakistan as deportation deadline looms.

After decades of conflict & an economic crisis, Afghanistan will struggle to absorb returning families.

All returns should be voluntary, safe, and sustainable.