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    Objective Statement

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    Objective statement. Preface: Afghanistan is a country which surrounded by mountains it has proper climate for agricultural activities. By the three decades war destroyed majority of industries and crafts that our country has enough sources to provides raw material but up to now the situation of country is not prepare for these activities so therefore nowadays agriculture can complete the most needs of our country. By this importance of agriculture first time in entry test I took decision to complete

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    Current Events Women’s rights in Afghanistan is an issue that must be brought to international attention. It has been only six years since the Taliban regime was taken out of power in Kabul. Many positive changes have occurred since then for improving Women’s rights and participation within society. When the Taliban were in power‚ women were not allowed to work‚ go to school‚ receive medical care from male doctors‚ travel without male relatives‚ and they were regarded as non-citizens without rights

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    and “ ordered all the girls and women in Afghanistan to stay inside their homes”. They had “forbade girls from going to school” and thus they had restricted girls from having education. They also had “ kicked….Mother out of her job as a writer for Kabul radio station”. The Taliban had made it clear that it was wrong for woman to be educated and earn living and stand on their own feet. This would have made parvana street smart because she would have to become brave survive in the world with the Taliban

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    Essay on My Forbidden Face

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    to these laws. For instance‚ a hand was cut off a thief is he was caught‚ or a women was murdered if she was found guilty of adultery‚ and unfaithful husbands were flogged by the Taliban‚ and the worst part was‚ this all occurred in the stadium in Kabul. (Latifa 173‚ 182) These laws soon become corrupt with the Taliban’s drastic changes; even though they said they were following the Koran. At one point‚ a woman went outside covered only with a chador on while holding the Koran to her breast. The

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    a thousand splendid suns

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    A Thousand Splendid Suns covers three decades of wars seen through the eyes of two women. Mariam is a child out of wedlock and at fifteen‚ forced to marry Rasheed‚ who grows to be abusive when she can’t have children. Eighteen years later he takes another wife‚ fourteen-year-old Laila; a smart girl who’s only other option was prostitution and starvation after her parents are killed by a rocket. Mariam and Laila become allies against Rasheed. Both women have to accept their path that won’t be satisfactory:

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    Corruption in Afghanistan

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    Abstract Corruption in Afghanistan is so prevalent that nearly every part of the population is affected by the damage that it causes. Bribery and nepotism is such a common theme throughout the Afghan culture‚ that is has essentially become a way of life; corruption is accepted there. Throughout the education system‚ bribery is effecting the thought process of up and coming generations. With the Afghan National Security Force‚ citizens of the country are used to paying fabricated “taxes” and “levies”

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    Swallows Of Kabul Analysis

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    Kabul‚ a mysterious city with darkness lurking in its streets. The Taliban is in power. The people are slowly going insane‚ and with the city on a course of horror‚ the demons will be driven to madness. One man who intends to leave Kabul. Something is driving him back. The question is‚ what is it that’s holding him back? Swallows of Kabul by Yasmina Khadra tells a story of Kabul‚ a city in Afghanistan. The story features two protagonists and their wives‚ whom dramatically change throughout the novel

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    Women in Afghanistan

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    get involved in their governments‚ and take a stand for women’s rights around the world. The women of Afghanistan have been brutally beaten‚ publicly flogged and killed for violating Taliban rules. This began after the Taliban seized control over Kabul‚ the capital of Afghanistan in 1996. The women and girls were stripped from their basic rights which put Afghanistan into a brutal state of gender apartheid. According to the Feminist Majority Foundation‚ the Taliban imposed extreme rules that banished

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    The novel ‘The Rugmaker of Mazar-e-Sharif’ by Najaf Mazari and Robert Hillman‚ reveals the life tale of an extraordinary person‚ Najaf Mazari. In Najaf Mazari’s life he goes through many difficulties‚ such as the time that he spent in Woomera that made his life much better than it was‚ but it is also the continuous and numerous war and conflict in his village and across his nation of Afghanistan. Najaf‚ his whole life has revolved around difficult decisions and choices‚ some of these decisions made

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    The Kite Runner Oral

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    English Oral – The Kite Runner (Social Class/Marginalization) Good Morning/Afternoon [TEACHER NAME] and my fellow colleagues. My speech today will emphasise the discriminatory behaviour between different social classes.Throughout The Kite Runner‚ discrimination between different social classes is quite evident and is shown in many cases throughout the novel. The author of the novel‚KhaledHosseini‚uses a biased point of view to describe and portray the events‚ characters and culture represented in

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