FARAH (Pajhwok): More than 8,500 children have been engaged in labor works in western Farah province, with only five percent of government services reaching children.
The number of children pushed into hard labor is increasing with each passing day. Selling materials on roads, washing cars, collecting plastics, metal cans and even food items from garbage are daily activities of most of children in Farah.
Rahela, a seven-year-old is one of these kids. When the clock was ticking closer to 8 o’clock at night, Rahela and two of her brothers (Mirwais 11 . . .
