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Four Things I’ve Learnt Being a Female Aid Worker

4 March 2020
Abigail Drane
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Bending down to lift my bag from the luggage carousel at Kabul International Airport my headscarf began to unravel, sliding straight down the side of my face and onto the floor.

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