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    pain and tribulation of living in a country ruined by political oppression and war. The role of women in Afghanistan is an unjust and unreasonable position in which they are continuously denied many freedoms and rights. Afghanistan than‚ did not believe in equality between men and women; men were superior whereas women were inferior. Hosseini identifies these inequalities and empathizes with the women of Afghanistan by narrating their struggles through the stories of Mariam and Laila. Afghan women

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    POL300 Assignment 2

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    administration. This was an effort to stop and later reverse Soviet aggress Th Reagan officials would include an offensive component to containment that was at least as clear—and more wide-ranging—than anything that policy had authorized during the early Cold War. Secretary of State George Shultz‚ similar to Secretary John Foster Dulles before him‚ spoke of "rolling back" Soviet advancements‚ bringing back those nations and peoples for democracy. Shultz vowed to do so in a new setting‚ where Moscow was a global

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    family business. Osama wouldn’t have a chance to use his degree. When the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979‚ Bin Laden joined the Afghan Resistance believing that as a Muslim it was his duty to fight. Osama moved to Peshawar‚ Afghanistan. Using aid from the U.S. under the C.I.A. program Operation Cyclone‚ he began training a mujahideen‚ a group of Islamic Jihadist. When the Soviets pulled out of Afghanistan in 1989‚ Osama returned home as a hero. The U.S. referred to him and his soldiers as “Freedom

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 Maternal Health in Afghanistan Introduction Six years ago‚ the reality of Afghanistan’s maternal mortality rate (MMR) sent shockwaves through the international health community‚ and resolving the issue became a key priority in the interim government’s strategy. The poor state of maternal health in Afghanistan is due to a range of medical factors as well as social‚ political‚ economic and environmental determinants. To address the situation‚ Afghanistan’s Ministry of Health (MoH) introduced

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     recruited to Bin Laden for financial trading operations the CIA  in Afghanistan. The CIA invested two billion dollars to achieve the fall of  the  Soviet  Union  which  at  that  time  was  waging  a  war  in  the  central  Asia country. The Saudi and U.S services joined Islamic fundamentalist  armed them and choose them in a jihad to fight the soviets. The actions  of  these  extremist  fighters  were  directed  against  certain  governments  in  such  diverse  regions  as  Afghanistan.  (Against  the  occupation  of  the 

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    Terrorism in Pakistan

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    acts which are intended to create fear (terror)‚ are perpetrated for a religious‚ political or‚ ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians). Some definitions now include acts of unlawful violence and war. The use of similar tactics by criminal organizations for protection rackets or to enforce a code of silence is usually not labeled terrorism though these same actions may be labeled terrorism when done by a politically motivated group. Perhaps‚[3]

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    Almut Wieland-Karimi(*) has thought about some scenarios – interestingly one which features a negotiated settlement with all post-2001 achievements preserved is not part of her list. [Destroyed Chehelsutun Palace in Kabul‚ result of the last civil war secenario -- photo by Thomas Ruttig‚ 2005] The International Community and the Afghan Government have a date to say good-bye to each other: 2014. By then‚ responsibility for the security of the country should be transferred to the Afghan National

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    people who wants dogs from certain countries. Then he goes to that specific country to collect the dog for you and then he sends the puppy to your country where the puppy can have a loving home. I phoned the man to order an Afghan hound from Afghanistan. He told me that it would take 5 weeks for the puppy to arrive in South Africa. He also told me that I have to fetch the puppy from the airport in Johannesburg. But that he would keep in touch to confirm the date. I was so excited that I even started

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    Nightmare of Afghanistan A geostrategic outlook does not depend on one single topic or attribute of a country. It encompasses concepts from geography‚ politics‚ demography‚ and topography to characterize a region. When we look into the country of Afghanistan we look into the concepts of Afghanistan being land-locked‚ their vast mountainous region‚ their relatively large population of extremists as well as the country being over all less developed than many other nations in the world. Afghanistan ’s overall

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    Religion and Terrorist

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    Shingo Yamane Religion and Terrorists I didn ’t know the word “terrorist” until September 11th in 2001. That day is the day when people all over the world couldn ’t believe their eyes. Who had ever seen the moment when two airplanes crashed into the towers? It was the very shocking moment. I just came home from school and turned on TV‚ and then all the channels were filled up with the emergency news of that unexpected incident. Even though I was only nine years old on that time‚ I was old enough

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