12 August 2009 - Insecurity is having a serious impact on preparations for Afghanistan's upcoming elections, especially for women, according to a United Nations report released Sunday, which added that despite attacks and threats, Afghans are eager to take part in the polls.

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Despite the challenges, Afghans continue to strive to overcome illiteracy and acquire skills they describe as life changing.




