(2)Japan NGO uses picture books in education in Afghanistan

(2)Japan NGO uses picture books in education in Afghanistan

JALALABAD, Afghanistan - A set of picture books featuring Afghan folklore made by the Shanti Volunteer Association, a Japanese non-government organization. One of them is about a man who tried to discard his aged father in mountains.

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