Afghanistan Taliban Bans Women From Midwifery And Nursing Courses, Worsening Health Sector Crisis
Afghanistan’s health ministry recently held a meeting in Kabul with heads of educational institutions to communicate a directive banning women from studying nursing and midwifery. While no formal announcement has been made, the decision is reportedly based on an edict from the Taliban’s supreme leader, according to multiple institutional sources.
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