According to a recent report, girls and women in Afghanistan have been unfairly deprived of their right to education, with secondary school attendance now prohibited. In order to address this issue, it is crucial for educational policies to be implemented with a focus on supporting girls' education in the country. This can be achieved through investing in Afghan-led initiatives and funding local organizations to promote education, as well as monitoring program quality and effectiveness. Despite some progress, it may take many more years for Afghanistan to achieve full democracy in regards to education. Additionally, the Taliban's recent actions, including banning girls from secondary education and enforcing gender segregation, highlight the ongoing struggle for equal access to education for women and girls in the country. Schools in Afghanistan also face challenges such as infrastructure issues and lack of transportation for students, further impacting access to education. However, efforts have been made to increase the availability of education for children, including girls, in Afghanistan.