For Afghan women, getting accepted into a university abroad is only the beginning. Leaving the country requires navigating a maze of restrictions with few ways through.
It's a good question, and one I tried to research. Unfortunately, all I could find was the UNESCO stat I mentioned in the article. I think it's harder to quantify the impact because there's no blanket law banning women from studying abroad? Hard to say (I'm also assuming that the Taliban doesn't keep robust data, but I could be wrong!)
Are there any data already on the effects of these laws?
It's a good question, and one I tried to research. Unfortunately, all I could find was the UNESCO stat I mentioned in the article. I think it's harder to quantify the impact because there's no blanket law banning women from studying abroad? Hard to say (I'm also assuming that the Taliban doesn't keep robust data, but I could be wrong!)