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Street Art captures Child's Eye View of
Police In Afghanistan
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A painting showing a court in session, led by woman judge, and, police bringing accused to the court
Kabul, 31 January 2012: –Resonant with meaning, street art said it all. Through gentle strokes of brush and an imagination leavened by their daily interactions with the police force that best symbolizes the writ of the state, children spoke loud and clear. "The Child's Eye View" was a special art show unveiled on the occasion of the launch of the Police Perception Survey 2011, here today. The show profiled the work of 50 street children aged 8 to 15. Their paintings represent the veritable agenda for the police that young, tormented souls on the street would like to have for their country.Read more |
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PRESS RELEASE
Most Afghans respect police, see it as prestigious occupation - independent survey
Kabul, 31 January 2012 – The Ministry of Interior (MOI) today released the third-annual independent Police Perception Survey showing that many key gauges of views of the police have advanced over the past three years and others that have been broadly positive remain so. Read more |
Visit of UNDP Assistant Administrator Ajay Chhibber to Afghanistan
"UNDP will go 'on-budget' to further enhance national leadership of development agenda"
15 December 2011 – Mr. Ajay Chhibber, UN Assistant Secretary-General and UNDP Assistant Administrator and UNDP Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific, completed his visit to Afghanistan from 13-15 December.Read more |
Afghan Government and UNDP Sign Letter of Intent for 'On-budget' Support
Kabul, 14 December 2011–The Government of Afghanistan and UNDP signed a Letter of Intent today as a major step towards 'on-budget' support for UNDP-funded programmes. Read more
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Afghanistan Ministry of Justice Observes International Human Rights Day
Future of Afghanistan Depends on Respect
for Human Rights of All: Minister
Kabul, 10 December 2011–The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan celebrated International Human Rights Day at the Ministry of Justice, here today. Read more
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