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You will remember the efforts of the Taliban militants to break through the tunnel at the height of 9 meters and 3 meters high in Bamiyan in central Afghanistan and the image of Lord Buddha. Terrorists also fired mines in Afghan soil, as did the terrorist attacks of the nation. The locals mistakenly waved at the tunnels to blow up foreign troops. It would be astonishing to know that many of the tunnels underground have been extremely difficult to detect and, of course, have been doing dangerous work for the past few years.

Experts at the United Nations Mines Action Services (UNMAS), a branch of the United Nations, trained these Afghan women to find and disarm the tunnel with the help of an interpreter. These young women of the ancient Islamic society lived in a very illiterate and illiterate state even more than cattle. The experts at Unmas trained them patiently and this training became a boon for them. This training made vulnerable and helpless women uneducated and fearless. Now he was talking blindly to Afghan men.

Afghan men realized that women seeking explosive material could no longer be trampled on by bullying. If any of these young women becomes angry, she can set up a tunnel at a place where the men of her society are constantly burdened and blow up the entire panchayat. The humanitarian work done by these girls has also influenced men.

The only exception would be if there was a single incident of torture on the woman. But men have also realized that this work is not done for free. These women, known as deminers, are paid honorable wages, which seem to be a cost to the household. That is why women can also be said to be crying. Doing so also increased the confidence of these women.

A survey conducted by Amnesty International found that more than 5% of women were illiterate and more than 5% were forcibly married. In this situation it was a big task for women to express their confidence. The women workers of Unmas took this opportunity and with the help of interpreters took the women into confidence. Highly patient and diligently trained Afghan women.

This was a golden opportunity for women at home to tolerate menstruation. In the beginning, two or three young girls got ready. Seeing the uniforms they received, and then the honorable wages, etc., the women were slowly coming forward and now a thick regiment like a military regiment has already been working.

In an interview to the BBC, a young woman named Fatima Amiri told me that first of all, I owe my father. He is also male but for the betterment of my life, he encouraged me to join the squad and constantly increased my enthusiasm. The men of our society today look at me with respect. However, since the Mine Removal Project was a short-term program, the volunteers at Unmas are now seeing us in long-term business programs. Communication, tourism, archeology etc. prepares us for projects. He also trains driving heavy vehicles. Integrates us with professional programs that do not have the opportunity to object to our outdated society.

The lives of many such Fatimis have now changed. Explaining to her family, the consumption is getting enough education. Of course, there are still Taliban in this area but now women are not afraid of the Taliban. Some women even requested Unmas to give us self-defense training without weapons. That is why some young women have been boldly training like karate kung fu. As a result, the wild bogey of men is now taking a break. If these women get stepped up to get more higher education every day, the revolution will be revolutionized in Afghan society.