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Falk Steinborn, Siegen, GermanyJune 23, 2015

Many of the women and children in Afghanistan lack the education to get good jobs and put enough food on the table. One German-Afghan student's plan to help is also making Germany's fashion more colorful.

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Zohra is organizing the colorful scarves Afghan women have stitched. Copyright: F. Steinborn
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