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Now More Than Ever: Shoring Up Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Assistance

September 30, 2021 ㅡ Asia Society Korea Executive Director Yvonne Kim talks with H.E. Shinkai Zahine Karokhail, former Afghan member of parliament and former Afghanistan ambassador to Canada; and H.E. Oh Joon, chair of the Save the Children Korea Board; about the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan in a webinar jointly hosted with Asia Society Southern California. (58 min., 40 sec.)

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 /  Texas

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 /  Texas

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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