In Afghanistan, women become breadwinners selling handmade products to make ends meet
Afghan women have been relying on their handicraft skills to feed their families, making products like dresses, carved furniture and jewellery to sell.
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Afghan women have been relying on their handicraft skills to feed their families, making products like dresses, carved furniture and jewellery to sell.
Foreign aid cuts require citizens to make tough decisions in forgotten areas of Afghanistan due to food shortages and harsh weather conditions
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