Americans touched by plight of Afghan orphans
The AP photo of Kabul orphans moved Americans to sympathy and action. From Porter's embrace plea to donations, volunteers, and youth clubs, people seek ways to help though experts caution against single adoptions or targeted aid. PARSA and partners organize shipments while officials note adoption is not possible under Islamic law.
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