In Kabul, girls aged 14–16 study at a secret school — CBS News World
In Kabul, Afghanistan, girls aged 14 to 16 study at a secret school located in a quiet corner of the city. According to CBS News, the students tackle complex topics in mathematical analysis.
Secret school in Kabul
Reporter Imtiaz Tyab visited the school and spoke about the classes attended by its students. The report is dedicated to the education of teenage girls at an institution operating secretly in Afghanistan's capital.
The material concerns girls aged 14 to 16. One detail of the report is their work with an advanced course in mathematical analysis.
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Restrictions on girls' education
Afghanistan is once again under Taliban control. CBS News reports that girls in the country are prohibited from attending school after the sixth grade.
The girls also write letters to the world, as reflected in the title of the CBS News material. In the video report, this story is connected to the students' education at a hidden school in Kabul.
