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pictures november 2002
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:::: Cindy Taylor, a
neonatal nurse from Memphis, Tennessee, foreground, and other
representatives of the Memphis-Afghan Friendship Summit, pray for a
mother and her newborn at the Malali women's Hospital in Kabul,
Afghanistan, November, 2002. Taylor
and other representatives of the MAFSummit visited Kabul to help Afghan
medical and educational institutions rebuild after 23 years of conflict.
A student waves an Afghanistan flag for visitors at Mariam high school in Kabul, Afghanistan, in November, 2002. The girls' school which teaches 8,100 students in three shifts reopened this year after the demise of the Taliban regime which banned the education of females.
:: :: A patient at Malali Women's hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, November, 2002.
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Patients
share beds at the Malali Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan.
After decades of conflict and instability, Afghan hospitals are
under-equipped and overcrowded.
:: Cindy
Taylor, a representative of the Memphis-Afghan Friendship Summit, greets
students at Mariam high school in Kabul, Afghanistan, November, 2002.
The girls' school where 8,100 students attend in three shifts reopened
this year after the demise of the Taliban regime which banned the
education of females.
:: Students
pause for questions during an exam at Mariam high school in Kabul,
Afghanistan, in November, 2002. The
girls' school which teaches 8,100 students in three shifts reopened this
year after the demise of the Taliban regime which banned the education
of females.
Students enter Mariam high school in Kabul, Afghanistan, in November, 2002. The girls' school which teaches 8,100 students in three shifts reopened this year after the demise of the Taliban regime which banned the education of females.
FexEx
opens an office in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo taken in November, 2002.
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