What are we doing to make sure that we have enough Afghan women trained in the national police and the national army to protect the women who are playing such an important role in stabilizing insecure areas?
Tammy Duckworth: “What are we doing to make sure that we have enough Afghan women trained in the national police and the national army to…”
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Duckworth questions efforts to train Afghan women for security roles.
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