The Asian University for Women rescued 148 female students from Kabul after Taliban restrictions barred women from education, and all 148 were placed at universities in the United States. The article also reports Taliban curbs on women's education and work, including a United Nations figure that 80% of school-age girls and young women are denied an education in Afghanistan.
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AUW orchestrated the rescue of 148 female students from Kabul.
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a suicide bomb that tore through a crowd outside one of the airport gates claimed the lives of over 150 people, including Afghan civilians and foreign nationals.
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Their right to choose their clothing and travel independently for more than 72 kilometres was also curtailed.
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AUW aims to support a total of 1,000 women, providing them with scholarships and safe passage out of Afghanistan.
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According to the United Nations, 80% of girls and young women of school age are being denied an education in Afghanistan.
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AUW orchestrated the rescue of 148 female students from Kabul.
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all 148 women found new homes at universities across the United States.
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