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Campaigner for Afghan girls' education takes the path to freedom - Vimarsana News

Campaigner for Afghan girls' education takes the path to freedom

A week after winning an Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression award, Pen Path’s co-founder has been released from a prison in Afghanistan

Prominent Afghanistan education activist released by Taliban - Vimarsana News

Prominent Afghanistan education activist released by Taliban

South Asia News: Taliban authorities have released education activist Matiullah Wesa, who was detained for seven months. Wesa had been an advocate for girls' education

Afghan girls' education advocate is freed from Taliban prison - Vimarsana News

Afghan girls' education advocate is freed from Taliban prison

Matiullah Wesa was arrested and spent 215 days in prison. He has been outspoken in his demands for girls to have the right to go to school. The Taliban bar girls from school beyond the sixth grade.

Taliban free Afghan activist Matiullah Wesa arrested 7 months ago for girls' education advocacy - Vimarsana News

Taliban free Afghan activist Matiullah Wesa arrested 7 months ago for girls' education advocacy

The Taliban have freed an Afghan activist who campaigned for the education of girls, a local nonprofit organization said Thursday. Matiullah Wesa was arrested seven months ago and spent 215 days in prison, according to the group, Pen Path.

Afghan girls' education advocate is freed from Taliban prison - Vimarsana News

Afghan girls' education advocate is freed from Taliban prison

Matiullah Wesa was arrested and spent 215 days in prison. He has been outspoken in his demands for girls to have the right to go to school. The Taliban bar girls from school beyond the sixth grade.

Source: wlrh.org