Crowd tries to enter Kabul International Airport, Afghanistan
by Iain Axon
LONDON (Reuters) – Zakia Khudadadi would have been the first woman to represent Afghanistan at a Paralympics when it starts in Tokyo this month, but her dream has been shattered by the chaos that is shaking the country.
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