Rats under the beds in a maternity ward. Prescriptions written so only one pharmacy can read them. Two sick children sharing a single bed. This is what patients and their families describe happening inside Afghanistan’s hospitals.
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Afghanistan’s schools are supposed to be sanctuaries of learning — places where young minds grow and futures are built. Yet in many governmental schools across the country, they have become something far different: overcrowded warehouses where teachers rarely teach, students rarely learn, and corruption runs unchecked. For decades, this system has persisted, forcing families to seek private tutoring at great expense, while the public education system crumbles.
This is not speculation — it is the daily reality for millions of Afghan students.
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