Students: The Taliban’s New Uniforms Have Created Economic Hardship and Discouragement

دسته: اخبار فضای مجازی
نویسنده: تحریریه روایت
1404/01/20
2:53 ب.ظ
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پایگاه خبری تحلیلی روایت : Students, teachers, and staff of the Taliban-controlled Ministry of Education report that the new uniforms ordered by Mullah Hebatullah for schools have caused economic hardship and discouragement. Some students contacted the Rewayat News Agency on Wednesday, April 9, stating that these changes not only bring economic problems for families, but also discourage students from pursuing education. The Taliban Ministry of Education recently ordered that all students and teachers in public and private schools must wear white shirts and trousers along with a white turban or hat. This decision has faced widespread reactions, and many students and teachers have expressed their dissatisfaction with it.

Students, teachers, and staff of the Taliban-controlled Ministry of Education report that the new uniforms ordered by Mullah Hebatullah for schools have caused economic hardship and discouragement.
Some students contacted the Rewayat News Agency on Wednesday, April 9, stating that these changes not only bring economic problems for families, but also discourage students from pursuing education.
The Taliban Ministry of Education recently ordered that all students and teachers in public and private schools must wear white shirts and trousers along with a white turban or hat. This decision has faced widespread reactions, and many students and teachers have expressed their dissatisfaction with it.
One student in Kabul city schools told Rewayat: “No one is happy with this uniform. Wearing white clothes and a turban is very difficult for me, and I get harassed by people in the streets and markets on my way to school.”

On the other hand, many teachers are also concerned about the situation. One teacher said: “My students tell me that we don’t even have money for Eid clothes, so how can we get this new uniform?”
Another teacher says: “Many children cannot afford these clothes, and some of them have dropped out of school.”
This decision by the Taliban Ministry of Education has also faced severe criticism on social media.
Many users say that the Taliban have ignored the economic and cultural conditions of the Afghan people by implementing these changes.
Experts also believe that the continuation of these policies can have profound negative effects on the Afghan education system, and this action may even lead to the complete destruction of the Afghan education system.

The Taliban have previously made extensive changes to the country’s education system, including reducing the number of subjects taught and changes to the content of books, all of which promote fundamentalist ideas and brainwashing.

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