The photograph of Afghan girls studying and receiving an education exemplifies their passion for learning and their right to quality education, as well as the twenty-sixth article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Therefore, it illustrates that everyone needs to have access to quality education without being deprived of their rights as it is their fundamental right. These youngsters were learning in an open area without access to a school building or other amenities but, they are no more allowed to continue their education for now despite the limited resources available to them, and one could see their gratitude on their smiling faces.

Since many students, both girls and boys, are out of school in Afghanistan, it is critical to ensure that children from all nations, without discrimination, have access to primary, secondary, and tertiary education, and that conflict should not stand in the way of educational opportunities for all. Furthermore, regardless of gender, it is underlined that everyone should be educated so that they can learn more about their rights and actively participate in and contribute to the progress of their societies. The image also depicts the twenty years of freedom and democracy, with the new generation making the most of it and stepping in to fill the gaps left by an uneducated previous generation, as well as how each country's new generation is critical in determining the country's future faith.