During the Taliban regime, education for all girls over the age of eight was banned. But some parents, like those of Shabana Basij-Rasikh remained defiant and sent their daughters to secret schools. In 2008, Shabana co-founded a unique boarding school for girls in Kabul, with the aim of delivering a more advanced standard of learning to the country and creating future leaders.
This video features interview with co-founder of SOLA - the School of Leadership, Afghanistan, Shabana Basij-Rasikh and intimate footage showing a day in the life of the school. She talks about her motivations, life under the Taliban and the current state of Afghan education for girls.
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