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Students from Setara High School watch their classmates play a game of volleyball with members from Camp eggers Volunteer Community Relations group. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class (SW) Sean Weir)

Friendly competition

2012/09/05 • Comments

“It was a lot of fun to see the kids having a good time and smiling. It reminded me of playing at home with my own kids, said Sgt. Warren Waddell . “There is hope for the future of a country whose children can still smile and play.”

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Women’s Police Corps Officers wait to receive their certificate after completing a 16-week inaugural noncommissioned officer course at Regional Training-Center West, in Herat Province, Afghanistan during a graduation ceremony Aug. 9, 2012.   (Air Force photo by TSgt April Wickes)

Women’s Police Corps Graduates 13 in Inaugural Course

2012/08/14 • Comments

“The 16-week course at Regional Training Center-West, was the inaugural course for the Herat Region, and was designed to introduce leadership skills and advanced police tactics to experienced Women’s Police Corps Officers.”

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Afghan Women attending the meeting and the female ISAF soldiers that participated in the meeting and delivery of humanitarian aid.

Herat Spanish Contingent Delivers Humanitarian Aid to Afghan Women

2012/07/04 • Comments

During the meeting, representatives of the Afghan women, had the opportunity to discuss with the female military members of the Spanish, Italian and American contingents that were present, the situation and specific problems that affect them.

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Malalai Grad.png – The graduating class of women from the Female Training Brigade (FTB) stand on parade alongside their male counterparts for the first time since the unit’s inception on the parade square of the Kabul Military Training Center, Afghanistan, June 13.

Image by MCpl France Morin, Canadian Forces
© 2012 DND-MND Canada

First Ever Coed ANA Graduation

2012/06/29 • Comments

“I can hardly think of a more worthwhile assignment than playing a role in the development of this group,” said Capt. Susanna Wallis of the British Army and the senior coalition advisor at Malalai.

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Category: Gender, News - Afghan National Army, News - General

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An Afghan seamstress finishes a traditional Afghan garment at Kabul’s Shahram Garden.

Kabul Garden Volunteers Plant Seeds of Education, Hope

2012/06/28 • Comments

Seventy years ago, Shahram Garden was opened for Afghan women. After many years of war and during the Taliban rule, it became a garbage dump of rubble. More than a year ago, with international funding, the Garden was revitalized back into a safe, comfortable place for Afghan women.

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Officer candidates of the Female Training Battalion learn self-defense techniques at the Kabul Military Training Center located near Kabul, Afghanistan, May 28, 2012.

Afghan women train to ‘knock out’ gender discrimination

2012/06/06 • Comments

“Hand-to-hand combat teaches the women to react in the moment without a weapon and not to back down,” said Captain C.J. Farrell, one of the coalition advisors to the unit. “It can simulate fighting in a small space and helps develop skills they may need to subdue foes rather than kill them. The women of the ANA are especially placed in a vulnerable situation so the ability to defend themselves is a must.”

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Candidates of the Female Training Battalion (also known as Malalai) conduct their final Performance Objective check for 9mm pistols from 1 to 4 April 2012.

2012/05/04 • Comments

“The women were really competitive with each other and were upset if they did not fire as well as some of the others. One candidate, after receiving advice about correcting her point of aim, did really well. She was beaming with pride after that.”

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Amina Hakimi Abdul Hakim, director of the Ministry of Wome's Affairs in Nimruz province, records part of a speech from Dr. Habiba Sarabi, Afghanistan's first female governor at the first International Security Assistance Force Joint Command Women's Shura at Kabul International Airport, April 23. "We can follow in their footsteps," said Hakim. "This gives us hope that we can do what they are doing." (Photo by 1st Lt. Joanna Cappeto)

Shah Joy women reap benefits of district’s inclusive medical and security programs

2012/04/26 • Comments

“This is a big step for women in the area,” said a coalition SOF member. “Their government sees the importance of keeping families healthy and hopefully the treatment and information the women received at the clinic encourages even more participation in future events.”

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Afghan National Army Brig. Gen. Khatool Mohammadzai introduces herself to the attendees of the Female Shura. (U.S. Navy Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Christophe Laurent)

Regional Command North Hosts Female Shura

2012/04/13 • Comments

“I am very happy to be here and it is a great honor to share this room with women working for the peace process,” Mohammadzai said. “It is also inspiring to visit with the women in the security forces of Afghanistan.”

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Dr. Negar, an OB/GYN doctor at Tarin Kot’s Women Hospital, speaks to an audience of nearly 100 Afghan women and children at the Provincial Governor’s compound in Tarin Kot to celebrate the 2nd Annual International Women’s Day, March 13. During her speech, Dr. Negar stressed the importance of education and sending young girls to school. (Photo Released by Staff Sergeant Nazly Confesor, Combined Team Uruzgan Public Affairs)

Afghan Women celebrate International Women’s Day

2012/04/02 • Comments

“I hope every single woman will live in peace. We will try to make good conditions for the life for our sisters so that they can get education,” said Shirzad. “We will try our best to bring good facilities for them and solve each problem one at a time, so they can live a life full of peace and happiness,” he said.

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