Women in Afghanistan organize clandestine classes and community networks so that girls can continue learning; from outside the country, they get money, cheap phones, tablets and computers to connect girls with online classes.
Clandestine classes in the hall, artificial intelligence to learn mathematics, telephones to study, and secret networks of women who help others: this is how Afghan women dodge the bans of the Taliban who have driven them out of education, the labour market and public space, explains Afghan activist Wazhma Frogh to EFE.