Gordon Brown on Taliban restricting women’s access to education | Al Jazeera Newsfeed

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UN Special envoy for global education Gordon Brown says the Taliban is making Afghanistan’s economy unworkable by banning female students from attending universities. The ban has drawn widespread condemnation, including from Muslim-majority countries.

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