Afghan women react to Taliban allowing girls back in school as fears persist for their safety
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The announcement of returning to school has Afghan women fearful to return due to strict restrictions put in place by the Taliban higher education ministry.
Former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues and Vandenberg Coalition Advisory Board Member Kelley Eckels Currie told Fox News the Taliban have had a "medieval mindset toward women."
"Before the U.S. came in and put the Taliban out after 9/11, Afghan women were forced to wear a burqa in public … they could not go anywhere without a male escort … forced into marriage at any age … not allowed to attend school" Currie explained.
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