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NGO chief Egeland presses Taliban to reverse ban on Afghan women staff - Vimarsana News

NGO chief Egeland presses Taliban to reverse ban on Afghan women staff

The head of a leading NGO has flown to Afghanistan to urge the Taliban to reverse their ban on Afghan women aid workers, warning that "lives will be lost" if they fail to do so.

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2 Afghans killed, 7 injured in Torkham accident - Vimarsana News

2 Afghans killed, 7 injured in Torkham accident

PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Two Afghan nationals were killed and seven others wounded on Sunday when a container flipped over in Torkham. The loaded truck, parked at

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Teen refugees design scarves for local brand - Vimarsana News

Teen refugees design scarves for local brand

Two Afghan teens who call themselves “the two Zahras” worked on over 80 scarf designs in two months for a local fashion company.

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Two Afghan girls share school supplies they received from International Security Assistance Force members. The Taliban have since taken over the country and reneged on their promise to allow girls above the 6th grade back into school. Now the non-profit, LEARN, is operating underground, teaching around 400 girls in secretive schools throughout the country, the organization’s leader said.

Photo from the front page of DailySource - Vimarsana News

Photo from the front page of DailySource

Two Afghan girls share school supplies they received from International Security Assistance Force members. The Taliban have since taken over the country and reneged on their promise to allow girls above the 6th grade back into school. Now the non-profit, LEARN, is operating underground, teaching around 400 girls in secretive schools throughout the country, the organization’s leader said.