Under Taliban control, Afghan girls write "letters to the world" from their secret school
Summary
In Afghanistan, the Taliban government has banned girls from attending school after sixth grade. A secret school in Kabul teaches girls aged 14 to 16 advanced subjects like calculus, despite the ban.Key Facts
- The Taliban control Afghanistan again and have restricted girls’ education beyond sixth grade.
- Girls ages 14 to 16 are secretly studying advanced math, including calculus.
- The secret school is located in a quiet part of Kabul, the capital city.
- The girls write “letters to the world” to share their experiences.
- This school operates in defiance of the current government’s rules.
- The story was reported by CBS News and includes footage from reporter Imtiaz Tyab.
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