In the conflict-ridden province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, Pashtun children face immense challenges in accessing education. Amidst poverty, tribal customs, and security concerns, many girls are denied schooling, while boys often join armed groups or engage in child labor. Despite these obstacles, a growing number of Pashtun children are defying tradition and pursuing their dreams of education. Inspired by community leaders and social activists, they are breaking down barriers and setting examples for their peers. With support from local and international organizations, these young changemakers are working to ensure that all Pashtun children have the opportunity to learn and shape their own futures.
