They are taking away women’s personal freedom. There are several reasonable ways that would lessen the inequality mentioned above. The most effective ones are as follows. The government should create laws that require all Children to get educated, whether they be home schooled or taught in the traditional way of going to school, similar to those which are present in Canada...
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There are still many men who believe women to be less than equal to them. This law would force all of those men to allow their daughters to opportunity of an education which otherwise would have not been given to them. Because the Taliban is a force of terror in the South and East of Afghanistan, the government should ask for help internationally to send troops to protect the schools, communities and to fight the Taliban...
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