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Journalist covering the opening of the Balkh Dairy Plant in Mazar-e-Sharif, September 2007.
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Peace Message Radio provides volunteer internship opportunities to high school and university students wanting to gain experience in journalism.
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Afghan judges and lawyers receive a month of USAID-provided training on commercial law.
Photo: USAID/ASMED
Religious leaders sign letters confirming that financial services are legitimate and Sharia compliant.
Photo: USAID/LTERA/Emerging Markets Group
A customer with a copy of his digitized title deed.
Photo: USAID/Bearing Point
Border Facility in December, 2007
Photo: USAID/Bearing Point
Border facility in December 2005
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Religious leaders sign letters confirming that financial services are legitimate and Sharia compliant.
Photo: USAID
Jalalabad City Business Directory
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan.
Community radio stations provide news and information to rural populations.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Community Cultural Center volunteers distribute information about access to justice, legal rights, and women's rights in Parwan province.
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Women voting in Mazar-i-Sharif.
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Study tables at the new INLTC library.
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Female judicial candidates attend classes at the Stage in Kabul. The number of women attending the stage has increased nearly 60 percent over last year.
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The Dutch provincial reconstruction team in Uruzgan delivered 12,000 rule of law comic book sets for distribution to schoolchildren throughout the province.
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The characters in the rule of law comic book sets—young Yassin and his uncle, Kaka Raouf—help raise legal awareness among young Afghans.
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تیم بازسازی ولایتی کشور آلمان در ولایت ارزگان به تعداد 12000 جلد کتاب های تصویری را جهت توزیع برای اطفال مکتب در سراسر ولایت تسلیم نمودند.
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نقش یاسین پسرجوان و کاکای او کاکا روف در کتاب های تصویری بخش حاکمیت قانون افزایش آگاهی حقوقی را در بین جوانان افغان تقویه می نمایند.
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan
The Dutch PRT coordinated the delivery of 12,000 ARoLP legal awareness comic books to elementary schools throughout Uruzgan province.
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan
Women voting in Afghanistan's 2004 elections.
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Twenty judges participated in the two-week Criminal Justice Program in Kabul.
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan
Students learned new mapping and information management skills.
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan
تصاویر بیشتر بنابر درخواست قابل دسترس می باشند
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Supreme Court Justice Abdul Rasheed Rashid, who heads the court’s public security division, said the FIT program was “extremely helpful” and thanked the U.S. Department of Treasury and USAID.
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180 women judges, prosecutors, defense lawyers, academics, and Ministry of Justice staff attending the first national Women Legal Professionals Leadership Workshop, December 15-17, 2008.
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Minister of Women’s Affairs Hoson Banu Ghazanfar thanked USAID for organizing the workshop and said such trainings are integral to the advancement of women in Afghanistan.
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For many women, the Women Legal Professionals Leadership Workshop provided their first opportunity to meet and network with other women in similar positions.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
حسن بانو وزیر امور زنان از اداره انکشافی بین المللی ایالات متحده (USAID) جهت برگذاری این ورکشاپ قدر دانی نموده افزودند که برگذاری چنین تریننگ ها جهت پیشرفت زنان در افغانستان ضروری می باشد.
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A crowd gathers to view the opening of a district communications center in Baghlan province.
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USAID trained staff on using the modern broadcast equipment.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Over 180 female legal professionals from eleven provinces attended the workshop.
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Community leaders, teachers, civil society representatives, university students, and religious leaders discuss women’s rights under Islam.
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Bamyan Governor Surabi congratulates a graduate.
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1,500 citizens attended the outreach Shura in Musa Qala, Helmand Province.
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Graduates of the Kunar Construction Center receive training in carpentry, masonry, electrical work, and painting. All of these skills are in great demand throughout Afghanistan.
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Elementary school students in Nangarhar received backpacks emblazoned with women’s rights messages as part of USAID's Women's Access to Justice Campaign.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Students in Nangarhar Province receive books explaining that "access to justice is the right of every man and woman."
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Women in Nangarhar Province read a poster explaining that "access to justice is the right of every man and women." As part of a campaign to raise awareness about women's rights, this message was promoted through broadcast media and on posters, backpacks, comic books, and other items.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Judges gather in Kabul for legal training.
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan
Kunar Governor Sayed Fazlullah Wahidi congratulates Construction Center graduates and notes that they will strengthen the region’s economy.
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Kunar Construction Center Graduates.
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The 4,000-term Glossary of Dari and Pashto Legal Terminology.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
An IT professional receives a training certificate from Judge Samiullah, advisor to the Supreme Court.
Photo: USAID/CEPPS
Ambassador Richard Holbrooke presents the Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Award to Prof. Haqmal.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Women read a poster that explains 'Access to justice is the right of every man and woman' at the entrance of a health clinic in Baghlan Province.
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The Fourth Round of Government Accountability to the Nation was held from March 28-April 13, 2009.
Photo: USAID/STEP
Voter registration forms are prepared for scanning into the voter database.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Chancellor of Kabul University Hamidullah Amin and Justice of the Supreme Court Bahaudin Baha cut the ceremonial ribbon dedicating a new moot court classroom.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
A moot court classroom at Kabul University.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Using an Access to Justice Campaign poster, a USAID worker explains women’s right to inheritance to a woman entering a health clinic in Baghlan.
Photo: USAID/Amy Koler
A girl votes during USAID’s mock election.
Photo: USAID/ARoLP
Authors, editors, and linguists celebrate the launch of the Dari and Pashto Legal Glossary.
Photo: USAID/CDP
A student learns to place rebar at the USAID-funded Kunar Construction Center (KCC), a vocational training institute that offers courses in construction disciplines such as masonry and carpentry.
Photo: USAID/Internews
RTA Farah’s new FM radio studio.
Photo: USAID/Internews
RTA Farah’s new transmission tower.
Photo: USAID/I-PACS
Mohammad Azam Tariq participates in a radio roundtable with other Ulema.
Photo: USAID/APAP
Afghan MPs met with Northern Ireland Assembly First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness.
Photo: USAID/CDP
USAID Representative Tanya Urquieta hands a certificate to a KCC graduate.
Photo: USAID/IPACS
Ulema discuss democracy and elections during a radio roundtable.
Photo: USAID/Afghanistan
U.S. Ambassador Eikenberry congratulates an ATVI graduate.
Photo: USAID/Katya Sienkiewicz
Bamyan’s civil servants receive their certificates.
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The Afghan delegation at the Civil Service College in Singapore.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
An Afghan woman casts her vote during the 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
An elections worker watches over the ballot boxes during Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
An elections worker explains the voting procedure to a woman about to cast her vote in Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
Men and women in Kabul wait to vote in Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
A man dips his finger in ink at a polling station in Kabul. Presidential and provincial council elections took place on August 20, 2009.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
An elections worker checks a voter's ID card during Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
The Hotak family came out to vote in Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
An elections worker inks a voter's finger during the 2009 presidential and provincial council elections in Afghanistan.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
Elections monitors observe the voting process at a Kabul polling station during Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
Posters outside of a polling station in Kabul explain the voting process. Afghanistan's presidential and provincial council elections took place on August 20, 2009.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
In Kabul, men cast their votes in Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: USAID/Julie Fossler
Elections workers prepare a woman to vote in Afghanistan's 2009 presidential and provincial council elections.
Photo: Dan Wilkinson
Ambassador Wayne speaks with IARCSC students.
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Minister of Energy and Water Mohammad Ismail Khan briefs the media at the Government Media and Information Center.
Photo: USAID/CDP
The Afghan delegation meets with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (center) and Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues Melanne Verveer (far left).
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Hilmand MPs discuss issues of the day with constituents via radio.