Afghan Women Continue Medical Studies in Scotland After Taliban Ban
Nineteen female students resume their education with support from the Linda Norgrove Foundation and UK authorities.
- The students were forced to leave Afghanistan due to the Taliban's ban on women's education.
- They travelled from Islamabad to Edinburgh after a complex visa process and logistical arrangements.
- The Linda Norgrove Foundation, named after a Scottish aid worker, played a crucial role in their relocation.
- Scottish and UK governments collaborated to ensure the students were treated as home students for tuition purposes.
- The women expressed immense gratitude and hope to contribute to global healthcare.