Kamran and his two sisters could not go to school. All of them helped their parents on the farm and did not have enough money to attend school. This situation changed when the local government established a public basic education system for low-income families in the city. First, Kamran's parents allow only the girls' younger brother to attend school, but Kamran's mother intervened after much thought. She said the girls should also go to school, because that would give them the opportunity to change their lives and not go through the economic difficulties that she and the girls' father are going through.
It was then decided that all the brothers would have the opportunity to go to school, as they would all be treated equally. Esssa was a very beneficial decision for Kamran's parents, because in the future all the girls got good jobs, as did their brother. They had an economically healthy life and were able to help their parents with everything they needed.
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