Kabul, March 23 -- Female students in the Afghan capital have once again appealed for the reopening of schools and educational institutions that have remained shuttered under the Islamic Emirate's restrictions, urging authorities to allow girls to resume their education, reported Tolo news.

The renewed calls come amid ongoing limitations on girls' schooling that have left many young Afghans without access to formal education.

A number of schoolgirls expressed deep frustration over the continued closure of educational facilities, saying that their futures are imperilled by the lack of schooling opportunities. Mojda, a student from Takhar province, explained her family's journey to seek education in Kabul only to find that "after schools ...