refugee in Bagrame district, north of Kabul, Afghanistan.
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refugee in Bagrame district, north of Kabul, Afghanistan.

Seeta qasemie - Traditional Kuchi dress
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Seeta qasemie - Traditional Kuchi dress

Rueid does his homework before he goes to school at his roadside workshop in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, on Oct. 31, 2009. The 12-year-old boy Rueid, his 11-year-old brother Naweed and their 9-year-old sister Asma are three common Afghan children as well as the breadwinners of a 12-member family in Kabul. The trio siblings spend their childhood in a mechanic shop repairing car tyres to earn meager money. Rueid, who studies in the 5th grade, said that they could earn 100 Afghanis to 150 Afghanis (2 U.S. dollars to 3 U.S. dollars) daily. To sustain lives, the siblings often eat the food dumped by policemen stationed in the nearby checkpoint. Asma replaced her elder sister Sadia since in Afghan, the tradition prevents young girls and women from going out of home for work.
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Rueid does his homework before he goes to school at his roadside workshop in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, on Oct. 31, 2009. The 12-year-old boy Rueid, his 11-year-old brother Naweed and their 9-year-old sister Asma are three common Afghan children as well as the breadwinners of a 12-member family in Kabul. The trio siblings spend their childhood in a mechanic shop repairing car tyres to earn meager money. Rueid, who studies in the 5th grade, said that they could earn 100 Afghanis to 150 Afghanis (2 U.S. dollars to 3 U.S. dollars) daily. To sustain lives, the siblings often eat the food dumped by policemen stationed in the nearby checkpoint. Asma replaced her elder sister Sadia since in Afghan, the tradition prevents young girls and women from going out of home for work.

Weasdeen, 12, hides a smile behind his hands at an auto mechanic shop in Kabul February 19, 2002.. He has been working for one year. It is not uncommon for Afghan children as young as five to be working full time. Approximately 90 percent of children in Afghanistan do not go to school. There were 28, 000 children working in the streets of Kabul in 1995, 50,000 in 1999, and estimated to be even higher today.
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Weasdeen, 12, hides a smile behind his hands at an auto mechanic shop in Kabul February 19, 2002.. He has been working for one year. It is not uncommon for Afghan children as young as five to be working full time. Approximately 90 percent of children in Afghanistan do not go to school. There were 28, 000 children working in the streets of Kabul in 1995, 50,000 in 1999, and estimated to be even higher today.

ما كودكاني هستيم كه چون به خواب مي رويم روياي سعادت مي بينيم و چون بيدار مي شويم تعبيري جز تيره روزي و بدبختی نمي يابيم… We are those children who goes to sleep and dreams of peace and happiness,  once we wake up there is only wars provety and hardship
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ما كودكاني هستيم كه چون به خواب مي رويم روياي سعادت مي بينيم و چون بيدار مي شويم تعبيري جز تيره روزي و بدبختی نمي يابيم…

We are those children who goes to sleep and dreams of peace and happiness,  once we wake up there is only wars provety and hardship

ما كودكاني هستيم كه چون به خواب مي رويم روياي سعادت مي بينيم و چون بيدار مي شويم تعبيري جز تيره روزي و بدبختی نمي يابيم… We are those children who goes to sleep and dreams of peace and happiness,  once we wake up there is only wars provety and hardship
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ما كودكاني هستيم كه چون به خواب مي رويم روياي سعادت مي بينيم و چون بيدار مي شويم تعبيري جز تيره روزي و بدبختی نمي يابيم…

We are those children who goes to sleep and dreams of peace and happiness,  once we wake up there is only wars provety and hardship

Seeta qasemie - Afghanistan
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Seeta qasemie - Afghanistan

Afghan man caries a goat on his back while riding a bicycle .
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Afghan man caries a goat on his back while riding a bicycle .

Afghan girl
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Afghan girl

Afghan girl
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Afghan girl

Young Shepard - Bamiyan Afghanistan
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Young Shepard - Bamiyan Afghanistan

Afghan man with his daughter.
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Afghan man with his daughter.

Buzkashi - Afghanistan
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Buzkashi - Afghanistan

Afghan children gather to receive food, water, and school supplies from U.S. Soldiers. The humanitarian assistance was distributed by Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry Regiment while on mission in the Shigal district center, Konar province, Afghanistan, Aug. 19, 2009
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Afghan children gather to receive food, water, and school supplies from U.S. Soldiers. The humanitarian assistance was distributed by Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry Regiment while on mission in the Shigal district center, Konar province, Afghanistan, Aug. 19, 2009