Kabul, Aug. 30 -- A new United Nations survey has found that over 90 per cent of Afghans support girls' access to education, even as the Taliban continues to enforce a ban on female secondary and higher education, Khaama Press reported.

According to the Khaama Press, citing the report released on Friday, the findings are based on responses from 2,000 people across Afghanistan and reflect a strong national consensus in favour of girls' education despite official restrictions.

UN Women's lead on humanitarian efforts, Sofia Calltorp, said Afghan families remain steadfast in their desire for their daughters to continue learning, despite the ongoing crackdown.

She also emphasised the critical need for increased support for women's mental he...