Democracy - Women In Afghanistan
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Hazara Women Joined Afghan Army in 2010 - PART 1 of 3by TVHazaragi77,004 views- 2:11
Snow fall in Kabul City January 15, 2012.aviby myiphonetips2,205 views
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ISAF Women Vs. Afghan National Women Soccer Gameby USFORA20,095 views
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Geo Report- Snowfall in Murree- 07 Jan 2012by geonews6,620 views
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Democracy Now: Afghan Antiwar Activist Malalai Joya Calls for an End to the warby Watandar20001,535 views
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The 4 most beautiful eyes in the worldby theafghanboi489,484 views
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Women in Afghanistan: facing tough timesby SouthAsiaNews1874 views
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Afghanistan's child bridesby EconomistMagazine69,736 views
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Kabul Afghanistan Skyscrapers Boomby romin4you4,746 views
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Treatment of women in Afghanistanby bankorandotcom1,062 views
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Farzana Wahidy: Life for Women in Afghanistanby opensocietyinstitute1,492 views
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Hazara women builder of Simorgh film company, Afghanistanby TVHazaragi2,608 views
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New look for Afghan attack womanby ReutersVideo74,073 views
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Women in Afghanistan risk all for better life 05.07.11by BritishForcesNews1,774 views
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New Rules - Season 3 (part 1)by TheChainsOFMisery10,845 views
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New Rules - Season 3 (part 2)by TheChainsOFMisery6,885 views
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Women's Rights in Afghanistanby CBS17,245 views
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Rethink Afghanistan War (Part 5): Women of Afghanistanby bravenewfilms221,555 views
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The Threat to Women's Rights in Afghanistanby hawca199921 views
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Breaking News: New World Order BREAKING DOWN!by TheSecretStore9,060 views
Most of the pictures and the progress they represent that are dated in the 80s were, I believe, under the Soviets. Certainly, the Russians promoted education and work for women, but at the price of religion. And occupation. The photos from the 60's are interesting. I lived there in the late 70s and it seemed much more primitive then that the pictures from the 60s indicate. What happened from 1960-1975?
smallchief1941 1 month ago
Love the video, well done and the content was all true. BUT lets not fool our selves, less than one percent of Afghanistan was living that way. May be 5% of Kabul had this high standard of living. BTW progress is not measured with showing skin, hight of skirt and copying European clothing styles.
I agree it was much better life than it is now.
Bilal434 1 month ago
What ever happened to this. Its like they went back in time and became primitive beasts, bound by stupid laws made to hold the women captive as an object rather than a being
m221z 2 months ago