Will Imran Khan Educate Pakistan’s Girls?

Expand Two students at a free non-government school for poor children in the Lyari neighborhood of Karachi, Pakistan. The school provides a few hours of classes per day to children who otherwise have no access to education. © Insiya Syed for Human Rights Watch, September 2018 Pakistan’s new government has promised to fix one of the country’s biggest conundrums—how to get more girls into school. The UK—which gives more aid to Pakistan than any other country, much of it for education—should both push and help Imran Khan’s government to keep that promise. Pakistan is facing an education crisis,…

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