Afghan children back in the classroom as violence stalks the school run

March 25, 2018 2:12 PM

KABUL (AFP) – Eight-year-old Dunya Saboori implores her mother to let her put on her blue shalwar kameez uniform. This weekend marks the beginning of the Afghan school year and she wants to be on time.

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