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 School Rehabilitation Program

During the last two years more than 200 schools in south and eastern provinces  of Afghanistan have been attacked by Taliban extremist groups, According to the local education authorities only in Laghman province more than ten schools set alight and thousands innocent school children particularly girls have been deprived once again from their basic right of education and schooling.

 One of the school recently set ablaze by extremist groups in Laghman province is Mandrawal girls school located 15 km south of Laghman provincial center. In Mandrawal school about 500 girl students were getting education,

On January 18 2006 at night a group of armed men torched Mandrawal girls school as a result of such inhuman act not only heavy damage was inflicted on school building but also thousands of schoolbooks, documents and school furniture also destroyed.

Local education authorities appealed for urgent assistance because waiting more means losing another education year for students.

To respond positively to the urgent need of education authorities and local community, HASCO Volunteers organized school rehabilitation campaign as part of education support programme in Afghanistan, within 45 day intensive rehabilitation works Mandrawal girls school was rehabilitated and students of Mandrawal school get another chance to return to their classes and normal education process.

Under HASCO School Rehabilitation Campaign in Laghman province 5 schools have been rehabilitated by HASCO Volunteers in that province.

To read recent Human Rights Watch Report about burning schools in Afghanistan please click here


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