Online education is providing for girls deprived of education. A teacher in Kandahar said.

The “Women’s Online University” was established, and it currently provides educational opportunities for approximately 14,000 female students in various fields of study.

Once the suspension is lifted, Turkey’s Maarif Foundation officials in Afghanistan are ready to open their doors to girls above the sixth grade.

Fourteen thousand Afghan women are currently studying through the Woman Online University which offers courses across 14 faculties for free.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation has said that the delegation of Islamic scholars of this organization, in talks with the Acting Ministers of Education and Higher Education of the Islamic Emirate, emphasized the need for all efforts to provide girls and boys with access to all levels of education and expertise needed by the people of Afghanistan....

The spokesperson of the United Nations Secretary General said that in cooperation with the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United Nations Population Fund, midwifery and nursing training will be provided for Afghan women and girls in Iran.

On the second anniversary of the return to power of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), deputy foreign minister for political affairs, said that, education is the right of men and women, but states religious scholars have different opinions.

The daughters of some ministers of the Islamic Emirate are studying in foreign universities and getting an education while the doors of education are closed to the girls of the public. Sirajul Haq, Chief of Pakistan’s Islamist political party Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) said.

Hamid Karzai has met with the European Union’s envoy in Afghanistan, to discuss the issue of Afghan girls' education in Afghanistan.

In a message on the occasion of World Education Day, the Secretary General of the United Nations has asked the Islamic Emirate to withdraw its decision to ban women from going to schools and universities in Afghanistan.

During a phone call, the foreign ministers of Iran and Pakistan emphasized the right to education and training of girls in Afghanistan.

The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation called for a campaign to provide education for Afghan girls.

Schools and universities will start in the country by the beginning of the new solar year. A senior official of the Islamic Emirate said.

An influential Pakistani religious scholar after visiting Kabul said that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) will soon let Afghan girls of above sixth grade go to school.

The all-girls robotics team of Afghanistan, aptly makes Afghan Dreamers, has built a ventilator from parts of a Toyota car .

Turkey's Maarif Foundation inaugurated a girls' high school and a nursery school in Afghanistan's Kandahar yesterday.