去年12月，我跟踪了三个女孩，她们和家人住在喀布尔西部的一个市场上，她们为杂货商卖塑料袋。由于极度贫困，他们和兄弟姐妹不得不工作以维持生计。这三人都表示，他们最担心的是武装组织的袭击和绑架。“有一个叫Kayenat的女孩曾经和我们一起工作。一天，她在一次(安全)事故中失踪了，但警方从未发现。萨达夫解释说，许多工作的儿童也有一种强烈的责任感，要为家庭的生存做出贡献，因此在街头工作时，他们会抑制自己的焦虑。当时是下午1点，这些孩子本应该待在安全的教室里，因为新学年在波斯新年诺鲁孜节之后的春天开始。但今年一开始就有一个不祥的预兆，喀布尔的一座什叶派清真寺遭到炸弹袭击，引发了诺鲁孜节的庆祝活动。最近发生在赫拉特的袭击事件中，有儿童伤亡，这表明阿富汗年轻平民的生活变得多么危险。
加拿大社会学论文代写:阿富汗生活的危险
Last December, I shadowed three girls who sold plastic bags for grocers at a market in western Kabul, where they lived with their families. Due to extreme poverty, they and their siblings had to work to make ends meet. All three said that they were most worried about attacks and abductions by armed groups. “There was a girl by the name of Kayenat that used to work with us. One day she disappeared during a [security] incident, but the police never found out,” 11-year-old Sadaf, the youngest of the three hawkers told me, dejectedly shrugging off the sudden disappearance of her friend. Many of the working children also feel a strong sense of responsibility to contribute to their families’ survival, and therefore suppress their anxiety when working on the streets, Sadaf explained.It was 1:00 p.m. and these children should have been in the safe confines of classrooms since the school year commences in the spring following Nowruz, the Persian New Year. But this year began with an ominous start, when Nowruz celebrations were jolted by the bombing of a Shiite mosque in in Kabul. The recent attacks in Herat, one of which killed and injured children, show how dangerous life has become for young Afghan civilians.
