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| Afghanistan |
| Afghan $ex practices concern U.S., British forces |
| 2010-12-21 |
"There is frequently the risk that Pashtun boys will face a set of experiences that mold their beliefs regarding sexuality as adults in ways that are ultimately damaging, both to themselves and to Afghan society," the report concludes. "It appears that this set of experiences becomes cyclical, affecting generations, and that this cycle that has existed long enough to affect the underpinnings of Afghan culture itself."Err, I'd say this is part and parcel of the Afghan culture. If not other cultures in the area. |
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