Afghanistan is a nation composed of many societies, throughout these we find common values and topics of interest. Among these are health care, education, and basic aspects of social life. In general, these are some of the most usual parts inside of a society in any country. Yet like others, Afghan culture, landscape, and political disputes create a specific and unique society for their country. A nation built by almost thirty one million people, united by their daily activities and similarities. Health care is a huge part of any country's moral and general needs. In Afghan cities, health care has throughout the years somewhat gone up, but not enough for living standards today. Many of the prominent diseases found inside of Afghanistan are
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Many people in the Afghan region suffer due to lack of clothing or money. In Afghanistan, clothing is a major priority and is one of the few luxuries some have. Both genders wear a posteen, which is very similar to a thick winter coat. It is crafted with sheepskin or felt in most cases. There are also pieces of attire that are specific to both sexes, such as the men wear turbans and the woman wear pakool. Specific headwear can symbolise where you are from or even your ancestors. With clothing, there is not much freedom to what you can wear due to Afghanistan being a socially conservative country. Women are expected and required to follow these regulations or may be punished by law, to protect themselves from negative consequences a lady usually from Pashtuns heritage will wear a burqa which covers her from her head to her toes. This is one of the safest option for woman in such …show more content…
During the years, education was in a terrible state, because of the wars the Islam have brought upon themselves.. The main subjects taught were centered around the hate and prejudice found inside of the nation. Topics such as political or religious viewpoints were put in to strengthen positions of power in the government. Post-conflict education also commonly known as “Life Skills” is a curriculum designed to promote ideals of peace and social justice which is a very crucial moral needed during these times, while the Western influence brings in concepts of pluralism and civil
Many people in the Afghan region suffer due to lack of clothing or money. In Afghanistan, clothing is a major priority and is one of the few luxuries some have. Both genders wear a posteen, which is very similar to a thick winter coat. It is crafted with sheepskin or felt in most cases. There are also pieces of attire that are specific to both sexes, such as the men wear turbans and the woman wear pakool. Specific headwear can symbolise where you are from or even your ancestors. With clothing, there is not much freedom to what you can wear due to Afghanistan being a socially conservative country. Women are expected and required to follow these regulations or may be punished by law, to protect themselves from negative consequences a lady usually from Pashtuns heritage will wear a burqa which covers her from her head to her toes. This is one of the safest option for woman in such …show more content…
During the years, education was in a terrible state, because of the wars the Islam have brought upon themselves.. The main subjects taught were centered around the hate and prejudice found inside of the nation. Topics such as political or religious viewpoints were put in to strengthen positions of power in the government. Post-conflict education also commonly known as “Life Skills” is a curriculum designed to promote ideals of peace and social justice which is a very crucial moral needed during these times, while the Western influence brings in concepts of pluralism and civil