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Afghan activist blocked from UK study after winning Oxford place
LONDON: An Afghan human rights activist who survived the Taliban and rebuilt her education after fleeing Afghanistan has been prevented from going to the UK to take up a place at Oxford University. Aisha Khurram, 27, from Kabul, was offered a place on a master’s course in diplomatic studies at Oxford in May, two months after the UK government introduced an “emergency brake” on visas for nationals of Afghanistan, Myanmar, Cameroon and Sudan.
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independent.co.uk
‘I survived Taliban to get a degree – now UK has blocked me from studying at Oxford’
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arabnews.com
Afghan activist blocked from UK study after winning Oxford place
LONDON: An Afghan human rights activist who survived the Taliban and rebuilt her education after fleeing Afghanistan has been prevented from going to the UK to take up a place at…