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From "Uploading the War" (7/16/10): War News Radio reports on efforts to provide Afghan women with education.
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Many aspects of life in Afghanistan, including education, health-care, and employment have deteriorated during the past 3 decades of fighting. Afghanistan relies on the efforts of local and international NGOs for help. Marina Tucktuck brings us more on the Afghan School Project, an international volunteer organization that focuses on education, particularly for women and children. This piece was featured in "Uploading the War" on 7/16/10.
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Many aspects of life in Afghanistan, including education, health-care, and employment have deteriorated during the past 3 decades of fighting. Afghanistan relies on the efforts of local and international NGOs for help. Marina Tucktuck brings us more on the Afghan School Project, an international volunteer organization that focuses on education, particularly for women and children. This piece was featured in "Uploading the War" on 7/16/10.
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