Zama
Coursen-Neff, Senior Researcher of the Children's Rights division
at Human Rights Watch comments on the report she co-authored: "Lessons in Terror: Attacks on Education in Afghanistan."
Complete
Commentary: 6:23
Part 1 - Running Time: 0:22
What were your findings?
Part 2 - Running Time: 1:25
In the report, you say there have been both direct and indirect effects of
the attacks. Can you explain?
Part 3 - Running Time: 0:43
How do the attacks on Afghanistan’s education system particularly affect
girls?
Part 4 - Running Time: 0:50
Do Afghan citizens really want women to be educated?
Part 5 - Running Time: 0:19
Would you consider these attacks on the education system war crimes?
Part
6 - Running Time: 1:45
What is Human Rights Watch recommending as far as solving these attacks on the
education system and the problems associated with them?
Commentary
on Night Letters in Afghanistan: 4:23
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