Ariel J. Nasr' The Boxing Girls of Kabul is the story of a courageous group of young Afghan women who risk
persecution to become world-class boxers, training in a stadium where
the Taliban once executed women. The film won the NEW Inspirit Foundation Pluralism Prize which awarded to a film in the
Canadian Spectrum program that presents an accessible perspective (or
perspectives) of one or more belief systems in such a way as to
contribute to the development of mutual understanding, respect and
inclusion among young people in society. |
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