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New partnership aims to support Afghan women’s access to higher education

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By Josh Stowe, Renée LaReau
| University of Notre Dame
Despite the Taliban’s sweeping restrictions on education, Afghan women and girls continue to find creative paths to learning. More than 90 percent of Afghans support their right to learn. For more than two million women and girls in Afghanistan, educational opportunities have narrowed dramatically since the Taliban's return to power in 2021.
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International partners boost peace agreement success, study finds

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By Josh Stowe, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Colombia’s 2016 peace accord ended more than 50 years of armed conflict. It has had high levels of global support, from negotiation to implementation. Credit: Gobierno de Chile (Government of Chile), CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Over the past 50 years, nearly 4 in 10 peace agreements have failed within five years of signing. New research shows that when international partners help implement an accord, the odds improve—and the deeper their engagement, the better.
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International partners boost peace agreement success, Notre Dame study finds

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By Josh Stowe
| University of Notre Dame
Over the past 50 years, nearly 4 in 10 peace agreements have failed within five years of signing. New research shows that when international partners help implement an accord, the odds improve — and the deeper their engagement, the better. Colombia’s 2016 peace accord ended more than 50 years of armed conflict. It has had high levels of global support, from negotiation to implementation. Photo by Gobierno de Chile (Government of Chile), CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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