AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation Rights: UNESCO says about 2.4 million Afghan girls have been barred from secondary education since the Taliban returned in 2021, with the ban rising by 200,000 since last year and potentially nearing four million by 2030. Women’s Safety & Access: UN Women reports Taliban restrictions have hardened into a state-like system—many women say they leave home only once or twice a month and feel unsafe traveling without a male guardian. Governance & Stability: UNAMA marks five years of Taliban rule, warning that improved security alone isn’t enough for lasting stability, pointing to ongoing rights restrictions and terrorism concerns. Energy & Health Infrastructure: UNDP and the EU installed a 200-kilowatt solar system at Wazir Mohammad Akbar Khan Hospital to cut diesel reliance and support uninterrupted care for over 200,000 patients annually. Environment & Pollution: Residents in Baghlan’s Ghori area demand control of Ghori Cement pollution, saying it’s harming local living conditions. Regional Security Context: A study on Pakistan, India and China after the Taliban return argues states respond differently to the same insecurity shock—shaped by how they’re exposed to threats.
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