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Parvaz, which launched in Afghanistan in August 2002, is the first full-color magazine for Dari- and Pashto-speaking girls and boys ages seven through 14. The magazine features artwork and photographs to encourage creativity and freedom of expression. The Farsi word for "flight," Parvaz is all about seeing things differently and letting imaginations fly.
This March/April 2003 issue is about spring and its celebration (Nowruz) in different countries like Iran. -
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In this August 2003 issue, children learn about Buddha and to question themselves on friendship.
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In the November 2003 issue, children discover nomad populations and their everyday life.
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In the dinosaur issue, children are introduced to dinosaurs and learn how they lived and how they disappeared.
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This issue focuses on philosophy and psychology, explaining how to concentrate and become active thinkers.
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This issue is mainly about politics. It explains how Afghanistan is governed and presents young people’s role in politics in different places of the world through experiences such as the EYP (European Young Parliament).
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This special issue aims at increasing children's awareness on topics such as education, child labor, and child exploitation. It also introduces basic human rights, like the freedom of speech and the right to have an adequate living.
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