Afghan women to receive police training with Japan help

Afghan women to receive police training with Japan help

KABUL, Afghanistan - About 200 Afghan women gather at Kabul International Airport on Nov. 1, 2014, to board a flight for Turkey where they are scheduled to receive training to be police officers with financial assistance from the Japanese government.

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