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Monthly Archives: December 2004
US may take on Afghan anti-drug missions
U.S. military forces may take a larger role in the anti-narcotics campaign in Afghanistan, a top general said Wednesday. Continue reading
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Why Some Afghan Women Prefer Death To Marriage
They had fled the Taliban, returned home to a “new Afghanistan,” and were looking forward to continuing their education when Khusboo and Heena heard the calamitous news. School, the two Afghan sisters were told, was a luxury the family could not afford. Continue reading
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No warlords in Afghan cabinet, say Afghan women
Members of the Revolutionary Association of the women of Afghanistan (RAWA), who, in the past, have been vocal against the policies of the Taliban government, are now demanding that Karzai exclude all such warlords out of his cabinet. Carrying anti- warlordism banners and chanting slogans, they marched to the United Nations building in Islamabad. Continue reading
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Malalai Hospital in Critical Condition
RAWA’s Malalai Hospital project is in critical condition – funds have been drastically dropping as media attention turns elsewhere. We need your help. It costs about $20,000 each month to run Malalai Hospital – to pay for doctors’ and nurses’ salaries, to buy supplies like bandages or surgical instruments, even to keep the water and heat running in the building. Malalai Hospital treats 300-350 people – women who couldn’t get care elsewhere – each day. Continue reading
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