Japanese NGO gives school supplies to Afghan female pupils

Japanese NGO gives school supplies to Afghan female pupils

KABUL, Afghanistan - Female pupils at a school in Kabul hold notebooks and pencils on Jan. 14 that were distributed by the Japanese nongovernmental organization JEN. The girls are receiving supplementary lessons because they were barred from education under the ousted Taliban regime.

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  • 2002/1/14 00:00:00
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