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The BBC takes an in-depth look at one day in an Afghan village as well as the daily lives of a language teacher, orphanage head, students, and a national footballer among others.
April 21, 2006
The BBC takes an in-depth look at one day in an Afghan village as well as the daily lives of a language teacher, orphanage head, students, and a national footballer among others.
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