@bbcnews: Young women like 19-year-old 'Alia', not her real name, dreams of being a pilot, now see marriage as their only option as the ban on education for girls over 12 continues in Afghanistan. #Afghanistan #Education #News #BBCNews

Ana‼️ :

seriously how do we help?

Ali☀️ :

So sad this needs to stop

tobeornottobe283 :

I hate I can't do anything

Tricky Trey 🔵 :

Look up Afghanistan in the 70s and realize this can happen anywhere. My heart breaks for females there.

kai 🫀 :

In high school I made a connection with a girls school in Afghanistan while organizing a stuffed animal drive for a displacement camp near them. I’ll never forget the friend I made, how she wanted to come to the US to become a fashion designer. I haven’t heard from her in years and I think about her everyday

Gg :

RottenAngel :

May Allah help them

:) :

Why...💔

Jess 💕 :

Women are people!! Stop treating them as less!!!!

taman936 :

Sorry for afghan girl 💔😥

⌖ :

What’s the reason for this?

Natasha13 :

Sweetheart. I want you to be a pilot. It’s not ok you’re being told you cannot be. I hope you can find a way to do this 💕

Talia🇵🇷 :

I wish I could save them

☆𝐜𝐚𝐲𝐥𝐞𝐢☆ :

this makes me so sad it’s no fair

Basher Noori 🇦🇫🇬🇧 :

I’m so sorry for my sister 😔

Jatoujolly :

this is not humane at all. Everyone should have the right to education especially girls😭😭

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redpandaland99 :

What a damn nightmare 💔💔💔💔💔

lucydins :

I wish I could do something

Jasmine’s Cozy Corner 📚📖💕 :

This is cruel and heartbreaking

sofa_luvs_u :

I’m a young woman who also wants to be a pilot and am currently in training. It’s heartbreaking to know she and I are so similar yet she isn’t given the opportunity to achieve her dream and I am. I hope the best for her

*CaRa* :

This is absolutely heartbreaking 💔

Jules :

this breaks my heart. I wish we could just rescue them all 😭

Benita :

This has to be a violation of human rights law😪