Nearly 100 Afghan Women Graduate From Zan Online University
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- Nearly 100 Afghan women graduated from the Online Women’s University.
- The university held its third graduation ceremony simultaneously in 11 provinces.
- The institution was created after Afghan women were banned from attending universities, and the ceremony took place amid continuing education restrictions.
Nearly 100 Afghan women have graduated from the Online Women’s University, marking the institution’s third graduation ceremony.
The university was established after women were banned from attending universities in Afghanistan. Its latest ceremony took place simultaneously across 11 provinces.
The arrangement allowed graduates and their families to celebrate despite continuing restrictions on women’s education.
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